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Robert's Sister: May 2014
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Thursday, May 29, 2014. Ending the New Medication Experiment. At least Robert is happy when he's eating! After a week, we had to give it up. He was dizzy, cranky and could barely walk straight. Oh but it was heartbreaking because the seizures had stopped! This time we went to 150 mg in the morning...
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Robert's Sister: The Housing Market through a Caregiver’s Lens
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Sunday, April 12, 2015. The Housing Market through a Caregiver’s Lens. Searching for a one story house has proven to be fun, frustrating, disappointing, exciting, exhilarating and exhausting. It has also proved to be quite enlightening. There was one step into the living room. Three steps to g...
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Robert's Sister: May 2015
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Car rides sometime even involve ice cream! Silence, fear, tears, concern and empathy filled the car that September 11 morning. When the kids were able to drive on their own, my main thought was concern for their safety. A close second was missing my time with them. He...While...
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Robert's Sister: Photos
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Rich (Other Brother), Trish and Robert. Robert with his two favorite things: 7-Up and Cards. Robert and Grandma Silva. Robert on Epilepsy Awareness Day 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Books for the Caregiver. 365 Caregiving Tips: Practical Tips From Everyday Caregivers. 2015: 30 Epilepsy Facts.
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Robert's Sister: December 2014
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Friday, December 19, 2014. The Calendars are Here! The Calendars are Here! After pairing the artwork of Pegi Foulkrod and the Words of Comfort by Denise M. Brown in a 2015 calendar and pushing the “purchase” button, I started to panic. The picture doesn't clearly show the words but. The calendars ...
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Robert's Sister: Articles
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Making Technology Simple, Today's Caregiver Newsletter, June 30, 2011. Finding Support for Hereditary Neuropathy, Caregiver.com, CMT Channel. The Decision, Fearless Caregiver Newsletter, April 5, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Books for the Caregiver. Forever a Caregiver, by Trish Hughes Kreis.
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Robert's Sister: Car Rides
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Car rides sometime even involve ice cream! Silence, fear, tears, concern and empathy filled the car that September 11 morning. When the kids were able to drive on their own, my main thought was concern for their safety. A close second was missing my time with them. He...While...
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Robert's Sister: October 2014
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Friday, October 31, 2014. I debated about posting a Happy Halloween message since it’s already 9:00 pm on Halloween but it is still Halloween, gosh darn it! The Vampire and the Circus Ringmaster. Our football players and cheerleader. Once we had our costumes on and pictures taken we piled into our...
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Robert's Sister: Defining Success
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Thursday, April 9, 2015. How do you define success? I thought it was about winning – getting what I wanted. Achieving the sought-after goal! Anything less meant there was a problem: my effort wasn’t good enough. The perfect piece of art for the perfect house -. Wherever that may be. We are in the ...
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Robert's Sister: August 2014
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Advocating for my disabled brother, Robert, who has intractable epilepsy, unwavering faith and a delightful ability to declare everything excellent. Robert shows me everyday the power of the Magic of Excellent. Saturday, August 30, 2014. Robert is Back Home! After nearly two weeks in the hospital and 48 days in a Skilled Nursing facility, Robert is home! Packing up to leave the SNF. Robert's last day in the SNF - Excited to come home! The physical therapy team persisted. Robert got into their routine...