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Swine flu at Muja's school

on July 31, 2009

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Muja's sixth Botox injections at PMH.

on July 30, 2009

botox physio therapy

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Monthly accupuncture treatment.

on July 17, 2009

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Uncooked Play Dough Recipe

on July 13, 2009

deaf-blind sensory challange

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Feeding Muja through her PEG tube

on July 11, 2009

PEG PODD communication book

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Want to play bowling anyone?

on July 07, 2009

PODD communication book

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Muja needs soft tissue surgery for her dislocated hips.

on June 26, 2009

hips surveillance

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Are you intending to perform Hajj this year?

on June 18, 2009

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Muja and her wheelchair restraints system

on June 15, 2009

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Muji's 2025 goals

Go camping
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Listen to an audiobook daily.
Helping other in need.
Post 100 photo on IG.
Play games to promote language.
Taking a walk for 30 minutes daily.
Hydrotherapy session weekly.

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Download Takbir in MP3 and Listen Takbir in YouTube.

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A new postural suit for Mujhee.

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Muja and her wheelchair restraints system

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Fifth Inset: Custom made wheelchair seat.

Mujhee has a new inset every 2 years. This would be her fifth insert. If every insert cost more then $4000, so up to now we could have been spending more than $20 K in her 10 years of life. That's only to custom made her seat only. I have not included her purple wheelchair yet which was about $5000, when we got it six years ago. This year, it began in the middle of the year when Mujhee, her therapist from Therapy Focus and me went to go to CP Tech to see it's physiotherapist for the custom made wheelchair seat quote. That day we discuss what support she need. After we got the quote, Mujhee's therapist apply the funding. It took almost two months until we got the funding, alhamdulillah, then we went for the second appointment for measurement. The process of making the inset can get very long hard work. When you have to go up to seven appointments, it feel likes it's never end. After the quote and measurement, we have five more appointments to work on and try it ...

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