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June's Diary EntriesDiary Navigation: |
December 15, 1999
He believes that he would only need to see her once every couple of months
to review her techniques, find out how she is coping with her fears and
reactions to those fears. How to communicate and work out her problems on
her own more with some help when needed from her parents. He reminds me
constantly that these feelings are real to her even when they seem
ridiculous to us. There is peace in the home once again.
The kids are all excited about Christmas. I'm too pooped or sore to shop
much longer...thank goodness I'm almost done. I'm finally feeling closer to
being ready for the new baby. The oldest two can't wait to see him and help
take care of him. I'm sure my 18 month old will be less enthusiastic. Any
comments or recommendations from anyone on how to ease my youngest into the
arrival of the sibling would be helpful. I have never had one this young,
yet so attached, have to deal with this. I did get him a little baby boy
for Christmas with all the accessories so he could mimic me and the baby's
activities.
I have to go for one more ultrasound this Friday. They think I've slowed
down in size. I have only gained 17 pounds and I'm in my 37th week. This is
the least I have gained of all pregnancies ... and I'm a little worried.
I'll let you know how he "measures up."
Have a good week everyone!
Things are certainly looking up. Chanel was seen by a therapist twice in
our home. He believes that she has a high level of tactile sensory input.
Basically, that means her sense of touch, smell, hearing and taste are more
sensitive then most. There are a small percentage of people who have this
disorder that overloads the messages to the brain and before it can
respond, normally the first message is panic. She has worked out routines
that work for her and us. She has realized with talking to this therapist
that we care about her and that we only want to help her and that we need
to find resolution. He believes she really does not want to create a
conflict or get into trouble ... she just gets more frustrated when we
don't understand her feelings or fears.


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