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Children's Hospital

If you have to spend time at a hospital, there is no better place than Children's Hospital in Seattle. We're sure we've paid for a few new wings on that place---but it's been worth it. Now we're not there every week, which is nice. Today we were there. And we were there last week, but hopefully that will be it for a while. Ash has been having pain and instability in her right leg. last week we met with the head of orthopedics and this week we met with one of our favorite people. Ashley's therapist, Cathy.

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She measured and she stretched Ash and we decided on a plan of action. Thankfully Ashley's hip is all right it we can alleviate her pain with some physical therapy. Since driving to Seattle every day for therapy is far too expensive, we're going to do it here at home for now.

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  1. Whitesnake11:15 PM

    Well let us hope it all works out in the end aye!

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  2. G. Parker6:09 AM

    I hear Primary Children's is pretty good too, but I haven't had a real personal experience with it. It's inspiring to hear you talk about your daughter and the challenges you face as a family.
    Also...the tag post is finally up!! sigh. Sorry I was too sleepy to remember to publish it last night...thanks for stopping by!!

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