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Why We Took Our Son to a Ballgame Instead of Physical Therapy

Why We Took Our Son to a Ballgame Instead of Physical Therapy

October 22nd, 2015  | Self Care  | Therapy  |  By BETSY PILON

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Life can be pretty overwhelming when your precious child receives the diagnosis of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). Your hopes and dreams of motherhood shift, and your life is intensely focused on therapies, doctor appointments and research. You wonder how people are able not only to attend all of these appointments, but also manage to implement the slew of home programs that occupational, physical […]

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