Farmer John Cheese and Other Joy: Temporary Impasse

Monday, May 16, 2011

Temporary Impasse

May is here. We are still toiling. Progress exists, but sometimes its tracks are covered.

Head to Hopeful Parents for my monthly post:

Temporary Impasse

2 comments:

Anxious AF said...: Yep, you will show him how to see Addie the real Addie. You do it so well, with grace. All while teaching me and Im sure others how to do it for our own.; May 17, 2011 at 7:11 AM
Jenna said...: Hi Addie,
My name is Jenna and I came across your site. U are an amazing, courageous, strong, and determined fighter. U are a brave warrior, Inspirational Hero and a smilen champ. I was born with a rare life threatening disease.
www.miraclechamp.webs.com
I love it when others sign my guestbook.; May 31, 2011 at 4:00 PM

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About Addie

Addie is a default smiler at 9 years old. She was diagnosed with Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome at 2.5 years of age. She has had 3 surgeries, has sleep apnea and parasomnias and is functionally non-verbal. Though she has different cognitive machinery than the average 8 year old, through the help of sign, her communication device and a creative teaching team, she holds her own socially and academically in her regular second grade classroom and out the world.

Addie's present plans for the future include becoming an olympic swimmer, riding horses more than once per week, jamming as a drummer and leader of a rock band, meeting Rachel from Signing Times in person, making a guest appearance on Yo Gabba Gabba in the "cool tricks" segment and winning a golden ticket for a tour of Willy Wonka's factory. But these are subject to change without notice.

About Cate

Cate is a gregarious 13 year old about to enter hight school. She is a kind and thoughtful, generous sprite who also knows how to push buttons. Her confidence and beautiful singing voice have landed her on stage many times through choir, forensics and theater. She recently dazzled us all with a solo in her school musical.

Cate's current plans for the future are to be drama teacher and sign language interpreter, using both to run an inclusive theater. On alternate days, she'd like to be a rock star, actress and assistive technology specialist. We have good reason to believe she has time, passion and talent for all of the above.

Farmer John Cheese and Other Joy

Monday, May 16, 2011

Temporary Impasse

2 comments:

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