February 7, 2006
I cannot believe the change in her these last few days. She actually laughs and smiles and giggles and helps and says funny, nice things. It's refreshing! Even if things aren't going the way she thinks they should. Instead of just reacting and blowing things all out of proportion, she stops and thinks about it for a second and responds calmly ... even with a sense of humour. Wow. Just wow.
Things are looking pretty good for her discharge from treatment this week - we're looking at Monday. She'll transition again Thursday and Friday and if things go well at school and at home for the weekend, she'll most likely be discharged Monday afternoon. Hooray! And Yikes! But mostly Hooray!
Things are looking pretty good for her discharge from treatment this week - we're looking at Monday. She'll transition again Thursday and Friday and if things go well at school and at home for the weekend, she'll most likely be discharged Monday afternoon. Hooray! And Yikes! But mostly Hooray!
posted by Leisl | 8:16 AM
2 Comments:
Such wonderful news! Things are going really well for us too! My daughter continues to improve and take responsibility for herself. She stayed home all weekend, which is unusual.
She is doing her homework, going to bed on time, getting up and ready for school without a lot of prodding.
Ususally I can't wait to get to the social workers appt. but we are doing so well, that I think we can go longer in between appts.
I thank you again for your weblog, it has been a source of comfort to me and I appreciate your honesty.
Hugs!
Must be something in the air. I am so glad to hear things are improving for you, as well. I hope, for all of us, that things just continue to get better.
Thanks. And hugs to you, too.
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