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MJ's Pixie Dust Gang
- Thread starter Fantasmic!329
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Connor002
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Uponastar
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Hmm... You need to pull a me. And move to SC or FL!
As soon as it is humanly possible, we plan to do just that!
Hi, btw! :wave:
Uponastar
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Connor002
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*sticks a tongue depressor in your mouth*
Say... "Baaaaaaaah"
I hope you aren't. Too much sickness is going around here.:lookaroun I don't want any of it.
Uponastar
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MommytoMJM
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From Wikipedia....
Polymicrogyria is a developmental malformation of the human brain characterized by an excessive number of small folds (gyri) on the surface of the brain. Either the whole surface or parts of the surface can be affected. Children suffer from a wide spectrum of issues from mild to severe mental retardation, speech and swallowing problems and seizures. Polymicrogyria is sometimes seen as part of a syndrome.
Causes are genetic, viral or due to lack of nutrition during gestation. With increased use of imaging techniques polymicrogyria is becoming more widely diagnosed. Poor brain images or inadequate experience in interpreting images can lead to misdiagnosis as Lissencephaly.
Polymicrogyria is a developmental malformation of the human brain characterized by an excessive number of small folds (gyri) on the surface of the brain. Either the whole surface or parts of the surface can be affected. Children suffer from a wide spectrum of issues from mild to severe mental retardation, speech and swallowing problems and seizures. Polymicrogyria is sometimes seen as part of a syndrome.
Causes are genetic, viral or due to lack of nutrition during gestation. With increased use of imaging techniques polymicrogyria is becoming more widely diagnosed. Poor brain images or inadequate experience in interpreting images can lead to misdiagnosis as Lissencephaly.
Connor002
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Only where necessary.
Ah!
Good script?
Did you include Elizabeth?
Mostly so that he can play her I and get to do Barbossa's speach. :lookaroun
Of course, I haven't quite talked it oer with him... so... uh... :lookaroun
Uponastar
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Uponastar
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You might want to break it to him gently. :lookaroun
Uponastar
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YAY!
(and Hi! :wave I blame daycare. Lizzy's sniffly too. *sigh* I knew this was coming. lol (I'm drinking orange juice like it's going out of style... LOL I'm always amazed what OJ can do for my body)
*bite* :lookaroun
I'll stay over here in SC you should be relatively safe... :lookaroun
Great.
:lol:
Connor002
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Eh, he'll have to learn sometime. :lookaroun
Uponastar
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Didn't mean to make you cry. sorry I take it back. I can turn off our A/C for you.
Leave it on. I wouldn't want you to be uncomfortable!
I'll deal with it.
MommytoMJM
New Member
Yes.....we don't know about the retardation yet because she can't communicate well enough to test. But she does have the short stubby fingers that are so common in those with MR....