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Found out my brother tested positive for COVID-19.... he lives in the same house. Luckily he texted our mom saying he loved her but he’s quarantining in his room. Therapy and going anywhere is out for the next two weeks. Any ideas to help a stroke survivor with cognitive impairment do therapy at home? I’m all ears.
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Today was a rough one. Mom had trouble putting on her clothes, but she let me brush and put her hair in a pony. She slept because she’s not used to getting up early so we didn’t do much. Then dinner came and she spilt her food all down her and on her chair. This really upset her and she kept calling herself a child especially after I had to fix the clean pants she put on after spilling dinner. I did tell her, “you may have needed help with your pants but you got your shirt on fine by yourself.”
Just take one victory at a time and soon you’ll get there. In the discouragement there are also proud moments.
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hey a story from my life today
The two special needs kids in my dance class didn't have an aid today. like, their aid was gone for some reason and they just sent some random lady down with them to class. so I kinda took the reins.
Scotty (who has pretty severe down syndrome) didn't do the dances, but he tried to really hard and he had a great time and listened to everything I said and didn't act up, like i've seen him do before. But melissa (Not sure what she has, but she has impaired motor skills and verbal skills. she uses a lot of hand gestures and vocal inflections.) did the WHOLE thriller dance and she was so happy and had tons of fun.
and when class was over, their substitute aid came over to me, and said, "I don't know if Merril (Their usual aid) tells you enough, but you do an amazing job with these kids. I mean, wow."
and that made me so so happy. I love those guys, not enough people treat them like people, and I'm glad I helped them have a good class. :)
