Squeeeee!
Max uses a pencil encased by foam tubing, the same kind we use for the maroon spoons he eats with. The stuff looks like this:
Once again, let me just say, TAKE THAT, DOOMSAYING DOCTORS OF THE NICU.
Yeah.
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YAY MAX!
ReplyDeleteYou go, Max! You're awesome! (And you too, proud mama.)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Max!!!
Ahh that's so awesome! Good job, Max!! :D
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Great Job Max!
ReplyDeleteGo Max, GOOOOOOOOO!
ReplyDeleteWe love you & your mommy!
xoxooxox
(sorry about earlier comment, linked somehow to my old blog)
Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteamazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWoooohoooo! That is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhooopeeee! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteYah Max! Yah Mom for getting him all the supports he needs. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYay Max! That's something we struggle with too, so I can totally appreciate your excitement!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! You must be sooo proud
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! This is just the begining....
ReplyDeleteGo Max!!!! You must be so very proud of him Ellen, kudos to him and you for all the hard work it took to achieve this milestone!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome! Hearing about all of the things Max does gives me so much hope for Zac and what he will be able to do. Thanks for sharing and go Max!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Max! You rock!
ReplyDeleteWoo Hoo, Max! Once again you are an inspiration! You give me hope that my sweet girl will be able to write her name eventually too!
ReplyDeleteBravo Max! Your written name looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWAHOOOO!!!! Yea Max!!! And to everyone who has helped him get there!!!! Save that one for the book! What a great milestone. My A is still trying. I know we will get there some day....
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Max! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's so great! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCool! Very exciting!
ReplyDeleteAnd I will check out the adapted foam tubing.
That is awesome! Go Max!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo Go Max!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news and great going Max! I'm on pins and needles today waiting to hear an update on my granddaughter's first evaluation visit to Kennedy-Kreiger in Baltimore!
ReplyDeleteThat's great news! Go Max!!
ReplyDeleteThat's fabulous!!! You go, Max!!!!
ReplyDeleteKeri
Gotta share some family drama that I know you'll appreciate. My daughter can't handle pet dander because of her trach. My SIL invited us over for dinner on Saturday because my in-laws will be in town. But the cat now stays inside, so she said my daughter will have to stay outside. MY ONE YEAR OLD DAUGHTER will have to stay outside. Thanks, but I think we have plans. The insensitivity of my husband's family never ceases to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteWhats that got to do with this? And how do you know "Ellen will appreciate it" then, eh?? It is rude not to praise Max. It is also rude to share irrelevant things in the comments section of a post which is about something else.
DeleteHooray!!!!!!!
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