My 22 Month Old Had a Stroke - Childhood and Pediatric Stroke
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2020
- I'm sharing a little personal story about when my 22 month old daughter had a stroke. I'm hoping that sharing this information will be helpful to others searching for information. I didn't know that kids can have strokes and was surprised to learn that my baby girl had one.
I'm going to walk you through what happened and the signs to look for if you suspect your child has had a stroke. Please take a look at these other childhood and pediatric stroke resources.
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Hey, hey you guys..... a little different today. Sharing a story about my daughter.
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I was TERRIFIED when I clicked on this video! Glad everyone is okay! 💖
I was terrified too. We still have our challenges, but that's to be expected. In general we are doing very well now.
My son had a stroke. They said it happened in my third trimester and 3 months of age. Stroke in utero. He is 12 now. We noticed his not using his left side and had a clenched fist around 8 months of age. We had MRI’s done showing a dead spot in the back brain that showed a stroke. When he was 6 he crawled into bed with us in the morning and while Iaid there I felt the bed shake. I turned over and he was seizing. They told us he may grow into having seizures. Epilepsy. He has Hemi Cerebral Palsey and Epilepsy due to his paediatric stroke. He has been through speech therapy, occupational and Ortho therapy. He has an EA in school. He is 12 but developmentally he is more like a 7 year old. We have come such a huge way. I home school him 3 days a week as well. They said he wouldn’t talk walk. But he has proven them wrong. I applaud you on bringing this to light and sharing this video with us. I never knew about this until it hit home. I know so much on this subject now and share our story to others as well. We were on medicine for his epilepsy. We can say we have not ( knock on wood) have had one in 7 years. Every child is different. They are their own person and learn at there own pace. We use so much activities from your channel. We appreciate all you do. You are loved more than you will know. Much love.
Oh wow!! THIS IS WHY! I love that we've connected and that we can relate. It's so nice to know that there are others out there that have gone through similar things. Thank you so much for telling me about your son. I'm so happy to know someone that understands.
Wow. Thanks for sharing your story. I enjoy reading these comments just from the community that can be built from connection. I'm glad to hear your son is beating the odds. What an amazing mother you are!
The Purple Alphabet I’m so glad I have someone to relate to as well. It means a lot. All this time on your channel and I had no idea we could connect on this type of level. I’m so grateful. Please visit myself and my family on our channel. Kimberley Dawn and on 6breakingloose. I’m starting a new channel soon MissKimscreativecorner. I’m also an Early Childhood Educator and SAHM and Homeschooling mom and want to share all my creative ideas with everyone. I can’t wait to start. We learn so much from each other. I love to share and connect with so many other educators and moms. Thanks again.
Play With Purpose Thank you so much. I really appreciate the sweet comment. I love connecting with you all.
Awe I can’t imagine how hard this has been for the both of you and all the mommas that experience this... so glad to hear your children are doing well and even better than expected. I believe in a mighty God above who watches over our little ones but also who is so merciful with us and truly gives us strength during these hard times. Thanks for sharing mommas. GBU and kiddos ! 💛
My 19 year old son had an inutero stroke. Very few people know about pediatric strokes - I thank you for sharing your story and spreading awareness!
Oh wow! I'm so glad you are here and you commented. THANK YOU for sending me a note. You know all about this!
Cannot agree more with you. Every child and every person has a different story, we really shouldn’t pass judgment too quickly. I’m definitely guilty of it and have to continually remind myself to think twice. I once secretly judged a mom because her daughter was resisting getting in the car to go home and the mom did nothing about it and just gave in to her daughter. I later found out that the child is on the autism spectrum. I need to do better! Thank you for sharing your point of view!
I'm guilty too, no one is perfect. As long as we try to be better I think that is what matters.
I saw your video remind of my self when I was 3 years i have stroke I'm 42 I glad you share your story. people need to be aware that stroke can happen in childhood. I hope your daughter is doing well take care
Oh wow! You were really young. Thank you for sharing your story too - I'm so glad that stroke survivors can find each other.
Thank you so much for this post! I don’t have kids or nieces/nephews that live in this country but this information is very valuable! I love kids and have been a babysitter/nanny for the past 10 years and the age group I sit for the most is under 2. I had NO idea a child that young could have a stroke. That is something they don’t mention in First Aid!! I follow your channel because I like you and how you have great ideas for educational items at Dollar Tree. I have used a ton of your ideas to make long sitting days fun and productive. I know you are out of your comfort zone but to me and for a lot of people I think this was something you needed to share and I am so glad you did!
I'm so glad that you found this helpful. It is good information to know because it can happen to anyone. Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it! You are very kind and I'm grateful for that.
Christina, thank you for sharing your story. It brought me to tears. I’ve never heard of children or babies having strokes nor in utero. You have a lot of followers and people who look to you for so many wonderful ideas. As hard as it must have been for you to tell your story and go back over those times and memories, it was a wonderful, public service. It will give parents something that they can look out for when they see those symptoms. And thank you for sharing the resources. I’m saving this video and I hope I never have to use it. Thank you. ❤️
You are the sweetest. Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughts. I also hope that other parents that need this info will find it. UA-cam is an amazing thing, so I can only imagine it will fall into the right hands.
This brought me to tears. I recently lost a parent to a stroke and had no idea children could have them. Thankyou for sharing! ❤️
Aww, I'm so sorry to hear that! I've lost grandparents to stroke, it's hard.
I'm sorry you went through this. I hope you're doing ok.
Christina! What a difficult challenge you walked through with your daughter. I’m so glad she’s recovered well and you can bless others with your knowledge and experience. 💜
It was a scary time... and even scary to share it. I held back talking about it for so long, but really, it's the reason I started the channel. All those therapy appointments taught me things that all kids can benefit from. I was just hesitant to put the focus on my family. LOL But now I feel different and I hope other mama's that are in my shoes will find this!
My daughter was born with half a heart. Her official diagnosis is a mouth full for sure but recently I’ve been struggling to understand if some of her behavior is the result of a seizure. We’re working with her doctors and doing what’s necessary to figure stuff out but I wanted to say that Never in my wildest dreams did I think children/babies-toddlers could have strokes or seizures and trying to determine if it’s happened or is happening is another ball game in itself. It’s crazy! So from the bottom of my heart I thank you for sharing your story. For sharing all this great information. I commend you for your strength in powering thru it all. Sending lots of hugs and blessings from Hawaii. Mahalo Nui Loa!!!!
Oh man... kids really can go through so many different things!! I think you are strong for going through all of that with your daughter too. I hope you find some answers and can better assist her as you see different doctors. It can certainly be crazy.
Thank you for being willing to be vulnerable so you can help others! I think this is so good to know! I had no idea children had strokes and perhaps this could be helpful to my family or someone else I know in the future. I have 3 children with disabilities and have found your channel so helpful. I too have gained so much knowledge through the many therapies and have been able to use it to help others as well. Although we never would have chosen these difficulties, it's wonderful when God can use it for good to help others!
It's crazy to learn that it can happen at any age.... so scary. I'm so glad you are here and watching. Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you for sharing and bringing awareness to Stroke. My mom had a stroke in her fifties and it left her disabled and changed. It can be devastating. I appreciate you sharing your story and I’m glad your daughter is doing well. Thank you.
Oh that's so awful to hear! I'm so sorry you all had to go through that!!! Adult stroke and pediatric stroke are a little bit different but can both have catastrophic consequences. It's so hard!
Thank you for sharing this with us, Christina! How brave to open up and be so candid about your family's experience. I'm so sorry you had to go through this; it must have been absolutely terrifying. Your daughter is so fortunate to have you (all of them, really, but especially your middle)! Hugs from NorCal!!!
Thank you so much for watching and listening. I really do appreciate everything you've said!
Bless your heart hunny.. praying for your daughter & your family 💜
Thank you!
It’s so helpful for people to hear more about this. Particularly what to watch for and how to respond in a timely fashion. I am so glad that your daughter came through so well. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much.... it does take a village, right? I'm so grateful to have run into other mamas that are going through similiar things... and struggles... and wins..... So glad to have gotten to know you a bit on here.
Christina, I watch your videos from Malaysia. Wow, I think you are an amazing mom and an amazing woman. I have learnt so much from your videos, I always thought you are such an expert... And hearing your background story brought me to tears! You are an inspiration, Christina!
Thank you so much. I do hope this helps my channel to make more sense now. You are an amazing person too, I'm grateful to have such awesome subscribers. 💜
Thank you for this video! You spoke with such poise. I love every video you make especially this one! Thank you for helping other parents/families who I know will be so grateful your video is out there for them!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kindness.
Thank you for sharing! Praying for you, your daughter and family!
Thank you sooooo much!
You journey has been hard. We didn’t have strokes be have 2 boys with Autism. I have been following you for both support and your wonderful tips. I knew you had some experience with special needs but never wanted to ask. I raised three girls that have grown but then we adopted two biological brothers. Both from birth. The first one molested by his uncle. We sure have had our heart ache but God let us have them and they are safe. They are thriving and happy but low on the spectrum. We homeschool because even with a IEP they were not learning. So now we homeschool. I love teaching them. I love your ideas. We try hard and they try hard. Still we still struggle. Money is tight too so we love the Dollar Tree. They love crafting with those little hands. I just wish I lived by you so we cold school together. You have such good ideas. Right now they are loving the sprinkles in a tray and I will put the letters of their name. Of course they eat a sprinkle or two. I just want to tell you what a encouragement to me you are!!!! Blessings abound you and your family.
This is the sweetest message. Thank you so much for leaving a comment. Your words mean a lot.
Thank you thank you for sharing your story! This right here is why you never judge someone or someone else's child before you know their journey. As a mom baby nurse thank you for bringing light to this topic!! The more we as moms and humans can share our journeys will bring better understandong and knowledge to each other. I have been loving your channel for quite some time & helping me bring this to my job of helping other moms teach their children to grow and learn 🥰
It's soooo true... with EVERYONE. You really never know what's going on with another person. Grace and kindness can go such a long way.
Last year, we took our then 6 year old daughter to see a neurologist as a recommendation from her pediatrician, just to be safe. We had noticed when she smiled, it was quite apparent that one side of her face looked like she was squinting. (She showed no other symptoms.) My mother, who is a retired Maternity Nurse, had mentioned that she could of had a stroke. I had no idea, like you, that kids could have strokes. We took her to her appointment and they did all the tests with her that you mentioned, except for the MRI. He mentioned that if he saw something that concerned him during the examination that he would of ordered one. The Dr. was amazing! She, being 6 was nervous about what they were going to do. He put her at ease making her laugh and making the tests 'fun'. In the end, thankfully, she had not had a stroke. He believes that her face was just 'formed' that way with the muscles in her face. Because, if she smiled naturally her face was 'normal'. But, if it was an 'artificial' smile or she was asked to smile it was more apparent. Honestly, I saw the title of your video and was concerned, since I know your daughter's are around my daughter's age. I am glad she is doing better and continues to progress. (Sorry, that was a long winded comment. 🙃)
Oh man... SO SCARY. I'm so glad that you took her to see someone to check her out, always better to safe right? No worries about long comments, I loved reading it and hearing your story too. It's always nice to see comments from you.... especially since you have Rainbow in your screen name. I love rainbows, makes me smile.
Hi Christina. I'm sorry your family went through this but I'm sure you are all stronger and closer together now. This provided you with an opportunity to work even closer with your daughters and help them grow and flourish in their own ways. I always wondered why you went to OT but didnt want to pry. Now I can see connections to little things here and there. It was brave of you to share and I think we all appreciate the honesty and vulnerability. We all support you!
It was a tough decision to make this video... I've thought about it a lot through the years.... especially when people would ask if I was a therapist. But yes, I'm hoping that it makes my channel have a little bit more sense about it now too. The cool thing is all those therapy things are sooo good for ALL kids, so that's why I wanted to share and make this channel. Thank you for always being there!
This video was very informative and will help so many parents. I never would have thought a child much less a baby in the uterus could have a stroke! I got scared when I saw the title and then realized it happened years ago but still, what a scary experience. I'm glad she is recovering well. You are such a hands on mom and because of that you are also helping many parents with all you are gathering through this journey.
Thank you, I do hope it is a help to parents. Yeah, I figured people who watch me regularly would know that I don't have a 2 year old anymore. ;) Thank you so much for all of your kind words.
Hi...I'm happy that you little one is all fine now, and this video has been really informative. I never knew kids will get stroke and it was kind of an eye opener for me. Hope she becomes more healthier , will surely pray for your family. I have been following your channel for the past 2 years and the activities that you show has been really helpful in teaching my kids. You are doing a fantastic job , keep it going !
Thank you so much for being here for so long, wow! two years! Thank you!!!!
Thank you for sharing this with us it’s very informative. I’m so happy your daughter is doing well now. Sending my positive thoughts and vibes to you and your family.
Thank you sooooo much!
What helpful information...this will be a blessing to many people going through this. This must have been so hard for your family. Nothing like this has happened to us, but I really appreciate all the info, because you just never know! ❤️
Thank you. It was hard to go through and we still face our challenges. It's just a matter of getting through it and learning as we go.
Christina, thank you for your courage! Your testimony has inspired me today ♥️
Oh wow, thank you!
Wow so much good information, I knew nothing about childhood strokes. Brave of you to share. And what a great reminder at the end about passing judgment. Thank you for this!
Thank you!
Way to use your large following to spread awareness and help others. Thanks for sharing!
Hopefully those that need the info will find it! 💜
Absolutely!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thanks for sharing it as this will help many ppl to know about this.... Glad ur kid is well... Wish u happy and healthy family ♥️
THank you so much!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I love all of your videos but now they mean that much more 💐💜
Aww, so sweet. Thank you so much!
Oh my! Lots of surprising information from your video. Thank you for sharing and enlightening us.
I'm glad that you found it interesting and informative.
What a great video. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by to watch. It's always nice to see a familiar commenter!
Oh my goodness I had no idea this was possible. This is so scary. Definitely so grateful you decided to share with us.
I know, it is a little shocking to learn about.... and scary. Thank you for listening. I appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing! That is very helpful. Appreciate your openness and all the information you put it here.
THank you for watching this one!
Hello, I found you by looking up resources for my discussion board response in my class. I sure glad I did! We have three very healthy children who need more to do than be on electronics all the time and we currently don't have much money. Thank you so much for sharing and I am so glad your daughter is doing better as time goes on:)
Hi there! So glad you found me and I hope you find my little channel helpful! What class are you taking?
@@ThePurpleAlphabet I am working on my Bachelor's in Psychology with a concentration in Child and Adolescence.
@@ThePurpleAlphabet You are very beautiful! Can't wait to see some of your videos!
Thanks for sharing your experience. it's always useful to know as a parent. Brave mama hugs to you and your family
Thank you so much, you have such kind words.
Glad everyone is ok. Thank you for sharing God bless you.
THank you so much!
Christina thanks for sharing your story. Life can be pretty scary. I hope your daughter continues to improve. Wishing you all the best.
It is sooo scary! It helps to know that there are others out there... so I hope I find more who have gone through this from this video!
Wow, thank you for sharing the story', Christina!! You're an amazing mom that has done your best!! Love to you and yours!! God bless!!
Thank you so much! Same to you!!!
So I never comment on any UA-cam videos, even though I've been following you for quite a while. This video has touched me deeply for several reasons. Firstly, my grandma had a stroke in December 2013. Secondly, no parent or child should ever go through this. I admire you your strength and courage. Thank you for sharing your experience and spreading awareness. Sending you much love! May your kids always be healthy and happy.
Oh wow, I'm so glad you commented. Thank you! I'm so sorry you had a loved one have a stroke, it's such a scary thing to go through.
God bless you and your family.Keep doing what your doing.
Thank you soooooo much!
Thank you for sharing your story, it will help another parent. Glad she’s doing better.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and listen!
Hugs to you and your family. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much. 💜
Thank you for this. You are amazing!
Thank you so much. You are amazing too! Thanks for leaving a message, it means a lot!
Thank you for sharing! I had no idea kids could have strokes. When you mentioned epilepsy I was hoping so bad that your little one wouldn't get that side effect. So glad to hear she's grown out of it. My husband was just diagnosed with epilepsy, so I fully understand how scary seizures can be. I've quickly learned there isn't enough general knowledge out there about seizures, and that's scary. It's been heavy on my mind to make a video on the topic, and you've just motivated me, even more, to get that done. 🙂
For now we think she's outgrown them.... and our fingers are crossed for no further issues in that area. And yes, there isn't a lot of knowledge about epilepsy out there. We found the epilepsy foundation and they held some really great conferences for parents with panel of doctors. We went to that and were surprised to learn about all the different types of seizures and methods of treatment.
Thank you for sharing! It's hard to not compare my child with others, but I've come to learn as you've stated that everyone is unique in how and when they learn. ♥
It's REALLY hard. I'm guilty of it.... as long as we try to be better, I think that is what matters the most. We aren't perfect, but we can try and be better.
Great information!!! Xoxo
Thanks, and thank you for leaving a comment too!
Wow, so so helpful! THANK YOU! 💕
Thank you so much for listening, it really means a lot to me.
Thank you so much for sharing this information with everyone.
Thank you for taking time to watch today, I really appreciate it.
Thank you for this video Christina! You provided informations that every parent should know.
I‘m glad that your family is well and your daugther found her way. And thanks for your statement about age and abilities... mothers can be so competitive and there is no need for that.
My daughter had an epileptic attack at with 18 months. It was so scary and the docters never found out what the cause was.
Oh my gosh, that can be so scary especially the first time and when you don't know what's going on. I hope that never happens again!
First, thank you for sharing and opening up about a subject that is so personal to you. Second, I never knew a child could have a stroke so this is very eye-opening. And lastly you are amazing, and I agree that we all need to be more aware before we make comments on another child or parents methods because we do not know the back story so to speak.
Yeah, you really never know... and even as adults we encounter every day, we don't know what they are going through. Being kind to everyone is such an important thing for so many reasons.
@@ThePurpleAlphabet yes I agree 100 percent you just never know what people are going through or dealing with and your kindness can change something for them without you even knowing it.
TOTALLY
Thank you for sharing your story! I'm glad your family is doing well. My son had a stroke too. His happened in utero. He was hospitalized for a long time because of his seizures and where he had his stroke controlled motor movements. So they didn't know if he could eat etc. There was a grey area in his brain that no doctor could explain too. But he is now 7 and is symptom free!
Hi there! I'm soooo happy you left a comment and that your son is doing well. it is so scary to go through something like this.
Wow your awesome! I wanted to cry even tho it happened years ago. Thank you
You are so sweet. Thank you for watching today and listening to my story!
Thanks for the información. I have twins they preemie babys one of my twins has alot of therapy. And it's TRUE all kids are unique.
Thank you so much for taking time to watch! I really appreciate it. Our littles are so special and all are unique for so many reasons.
Thank you for this video. It will be a blessing to many. I pray for your family. God bless.
Thank you! I hope so.... I know I was doing all sorts of internet searches when it happened.
@@ThePurpleAlphabet God bless you.
Thank you for sharing this and bringing awareness. I never even thought of a child possibly having a stroke and like you probably associated the symptoms to things that are more common to children that age.
It's crazy. It wasn't even a thought in my mind when it occurred. Thank you for your comment, I really do appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing this personal information with everyone to make others aware that children can have strokes too as well as adults and the dangers of it and what to look for, with your knowledge and experience of going through this situation with your daughter yourself. You are a strong mommy to have gone through what you and your daughter and family have gone through and will continue to go through with the healing process, I'm so glad to hear she is doing better after her stroke, I've always heard that children heal faster than adults and I'm sure she will continue to heal and get stronger as she gets older. Hopefully those that need the information will find it with this video and find all the information that you shared helpful. May God continue to bless you and your family, lots of love and big hugs to you all. Keeping you all in my prayers always. 💖
This is an amazing comment. Thank you so much for taking the time to write it. Yes, children's strokes and adult strokes are a bit different. Children are still developing so their little brains are working around the injured area to rewire itself. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.... or sometimes it works just a little bit. I really hope people who are in this situation find this video too.
@@ThePurpleAlphabet You're so welcome, I will share your video on my other social media platforms to get the word out about children and strokes if that is okay with you. Thank you again for sharing your video. Much love to you and yours
Yes, of course. 💜
Sending lots of love your way ❤️ thank you for this video I had no clue it could happen.
I know, it's so crazy..... Thank you!
Thank you so much for this info...I'm glad your daughter is doing well now.
I appreciate you watching and commenting. Thank you!
@@ThePurpleAlphabet I've worked with children for over 20 years and this is something I wasn't really aware of so I really appreciate you posting this video and now I can watch out for signs.
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I’m the person that NEVER comments!😳 But I LOVE your channel. You have given me so many helpful ideas. My daughter has Dandy Walker Variant and she is “technically” considered delayed. I know all to well about the comparisons of one child to the next. 🤦🏽♀️ So glad your daughter is doing well. Grateful that you share so much helpful information!🤗❤️
WOW, thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate you writing one and taking the time. It's so tough to be compared to others. I'm sure you are doing all the things you can for her and more!
Thank you for all this great info. My 15 yr old grandson is in ICU with heart lining swelling that is causing lots of pain. Their not sure as to it's cause but after an MRI did discover he has Wolff-Parkerson-White syndrome which will need a procedure after the swelling is resolved. I like that your story is old I think it gives hope. Take care.
Oh that is just horrible. I'm so sorry to hear that and that your family has to go through this right now. Sending lots of love your way.
Thank you so much 🙏
You're welcome 😊
Amazing story, I had no idea that infants and children can experience strokes. Thank you for sharing your information!!
THank you for taking the time to watch and to leave a comment.
As a storytime leader, I have had 2 classes of 18 3-5yearsolds for the past 20 years so I never but an age on activities either. I glad your daughter is doing well now.
That's a big range of ages to work with at the same time. I'm sure the skill levels were all different.
I'm so glad your daughter is recovering well from her stroke. Your experience sounds very much like Bethany's brain tumor /stroke story.
Hi Sylvia, I have a special place in my heart for Bethany!
Thank you so much for sharing! I'm an RN and the FAST acronym is so, so important for everyone to know. Also, thank you for pointing out that all kids develop at different rates and may have special needs that put them behind in some areas. My son has autism and I love your channel for all the ideas to educate through play. My son and my neurotypical daughter both love to play together and finding activities they can both do is wonderful. You inspire me and help me think outside the box. Keep up the great work and I'm so glad that your daughter is doing well after something so scary. ❤️
Yay for RN's!!! They are amazing. And yes... all kids are different, for sure!! I'm so glad you are here. Thank you for telling me about your kids, that's so nice to know about. I really appreciate you watching and having fun with me.
Thank you for sharing. I worked at a children's hospital and it's so important for us all to know warning signs.
You are a saint for working at a children's hospital. I'm so grateful for all the medical workers we came to know. Such hard work and an act of love.
@@ThePurpleAlphabet I did the admin for my docs but they had children with long term illnesses and it is the hardest thing to see children in the hospital. It's even harder when kids don't have a support system. It broke my heart working there.
I can't even imagine! Thank you for the work you did!
Thank you for sharing your story. I've always said every child is different, and every child learns on their own timeline. I hope your story helps ot6
Thank nyou!
Ty, I was not aware of that.
Thank you for taking the time to watch today, that means a lot!
Girl, that was scary. Glad you are bringing it up and glad she's ok!
I know, it is super scary!
I should've finished watching before commenting. Lol. Yes! Yes! Yes! On developmentally appropriate activities! All children are unique and we should adjust our teaching to their individual needs! Kudos!
I know, right? Each is different and unique.... all learning in various ways and speed. 💜
Thank you for sharing a precious part of your life with us. You are an amazing mama and UA-camr. I'm so thankful for your channel and your ideas. I have such admiration for how poised and tactfully you reminded us no to judge or presume a child's ability based on age alone. You rock.
YOU ROCK. Thank you soooo much, you are always the kindest. Hopefully my channel makes a little bit more sense now too. ☺
I’m so sorry though even if it was a long time ago 💜
Thank you. It's a life long process, but we are learning more every day.
I appreciate sharing your point of view. As a momma of a little one with special needs, I often encounter people that want to put my child in a box. It's true that each child grows and develops at their own rate. Thanks for sharing to bring awareness to this as well! I'm sure it's going to be reassuring for others looking for info in the future.
Hi there, always nice to see your comments, I'm glad you are here. Thank you so much for watching. It's nice to hear from mom's of special needs littles!
Great information. I wish that when our children have behavioral differences that they would do an MRI to make sure there was bo stroke. My son has some of those post-stroke symptoms and now I wonder if get could've had one in utero or the first year!
It's always difficult to know for sure. I'm sure the doctors are doing the best they can do help.
The damage would still be there. You can get it checked. They'll know if the scar is old or new. When my husband had his stroke 16 months ago they discovered a very old scar that they believed happened before his 5th birthday. He 56 at the time.
That’s so interesting!
BasiCally for me it was a little hole still on my heart that didn't quite hadn't fully close. When I was Avery small
Never knew this can happen
I know, it is surprising.
God bless her
Thank you.
Isn’t that Bells Palsy? I had that happen. I had a stroke three years ago but no numbness.
No, it was a stroke... confirmed by MRI.
Look into the possibility of a patent t foramen ovalle...a hole had in the heart. I had one that went for yearssss, and I kept having strokes I'm 69" Ask them to be very very carefully. Years late way on I used to run and still had a hole in my heart and still no one caught it. I'm 69.
Well by the thumb nail it would make us think that it was something that happened recently
I can see that what you are saying.
Thank you for sharing ❤️
THank you for watching! I appreciate the comment.
Thank you for sharing such a personal story. So glad that things are better. The information on your experience will help others. :o)
It was a tough decision, but I'm so happy I did... I hope it makes my channel have a little bit more sense to it too.