Great Day Today

Today we finally had a chance to do our NR earlier in the day, yesterday it didn't happen at all. It went great, no resistance at all!!! She decided to do her cross homolaterals with me doing her legs instead of her head and arms. She also does the ATNR with me at her legs. I'm not sure why she does this, maybe it's less confrontational with me at her legs. Then she said the strangest thing while doing her fetals. She said, "I see bubbles." I asked her where and she answered, "In my eyes." I can't help but wonder if that would be what a developing baby would see in utero. Maybe it's absolutely nothing, but it makes you think. I would have never thought a simple movement could cause any reaction before starting NR, now I know it's much more than a coincidence. I'm still recovering from the developmental optometrist stating S had "so many things going on." That's just really hard to hear. Maybe we have just adapted to her, but I think it's more that her hardest moments are when we are out and she is stressed. I can honestly say that if she never had to fit in with society, we wouldn't have a concern in the world. We are so happy with her at home, she is a happy wonderful person. Luckily the people who know her and see beyond the superficial, love her and think she is Miss Super-personality. She has an incredible sense of humor and is so much fun to be around. You think we are evolving as a society when you look at how many ways we have improved, but it is all a joke when you have a special needs child and see how they are treated. The people who are so narrow minded to not want to learn about new things are the ones who are missing out on children like my daughter and so many others like her. I really can't wait to show everyone what my child accomplishes with her life. There is a lot they can learn from her. She's already accomplished more in her little life than most people will accomplish in a lifetime.