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Zaini:
That's great Sharmin,

I am so happy that it worked for maani,how did u get that idea to go to a chiropractor in the first place?Any ways congrats  :hugfriend

Zainab is much better,thanks,give my love to Ahmed, Manal  :hugfriend

ZAINI.

Manal:
Sharmin, Zaini,.... i am sooooooooooo happy your angles feel  much better now.   Thanks to God.

Sharmin, your idea of a chiropractioner is brilliant, i myself had severe pain in my neck and shoulders all my life and with two sessions of rolfing everything is super now and i have no pains any more

Good luck my friends :hugfriend :hugfriend :hugfriend :hugfriend :hugfriend :hugfriend

Manal

Andy Battaglia:
Hi Sharmin,

That's great news! Was he sore at all the next day after being adjusted?

I guess we need to remember that not everything that happens to a child with thal, is related to thal.

Sharmin:
Thanks Andy, I am glad to see the improvement as well.  He has been riding his bike, playing in the park and doing all of his normal activities again.  The chiropractor said that he would like to see him once more to see how things are settling - but he assured me that kids recover very quickly, as I have seen. 

I am surprised that a neck sprain caused my son to feel so miserable - dizzy, nauseated, etc.  I had to put him in a wheel chair to bring him home after his blood test on Tuesday - which devastated me - because he is such an athletic and energetic child.  I am glad things are well now. 

How is your daughter Andy?  I hope things are going well for her.  Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.   :pray
You are right, being a parent, while being rewarding can also be very anxiety provoking.  Please keep us posted. 

Sharmin

Andy Battaglia:
My daughter's doctor has decided to delay re-testing her white cell count until her physical in May, so that her system will not be showing any more effects of the cold she had. She seems to be doing ok although she is still tired, but lack of sleep and a typical student diet, probably are factors in that. We are hoping for the best. It does make me very nervous, as I have some prior experience counseling someone that I met through a member of this group, who had the same symptoms and was found to have leukemia. Treatment did work and and the woman has been well for some time now and calls me her brother.  :smiley Thanks Ayesha, for introducing us.

We do hope it isn't anything this serious. My daughter just landed a nursing internship at a hospital in Buffalo for the summer and is quite excited.

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