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Welcome to the Delaney Rose blog...
Delaney was born January 27, 2010 at 3:09 pm on a snowy Gunnison day. She was 14 weeks premature and weighed 1 pound 15 ounces. We survived 80 days in Grand Junction at St. Mary's NICU, and finally made it home the third week in April. We created this blog while living in GJ so that our friends and family could stay up to date on Delaney's progress. We plan to maintain the site and post when we can, so please enjoy!
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Monday, December 24, 2012
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Our Smallest Wonder Child
It's been nearly three years of tests, observations, therapy, and intervention for Delaney the preemie. It all came to a head yesterday at a meeting with what seemed like every child care and education specialist in our valley. Because Delaney is turning three, it was time for a re-evaluation because she no longer will be a part of Part C (the program that has been watching her since we got home from the NICU). Thus, we have been doing lots of evaluations and tests over the past month to determine whether or not she qualifies for Part B / Special Ed. It wasn't really a surprise to us (but is now quantified) that she is not only on track, but actually exceeds her age level in most developmental categories. This means that she does not qualify for special ed as we consider enrolling her in a more full-time preschool. Despite our interest in having her under the microscope for the foreseeable future, this news and confirmation of her well being is cause for major celebration. Delaney is truly a wonder child and we are so fortunate. Thank you to everyone that has helped shape her mind, body, and personality. Happy Holidays.
It's been nearly three years of tests, observations, therapy, and intervention for Delaney the preemie. It all came to a head yesterday at a meeting with what seemed like every child care and education specialist in our valley. Because Delaney is turning three, it was time for a re-evaluation because she no longer will be a part of Part C (the program that has been watching her since we got home from the NICU). Thus, we have been doing lots of evaluations and tests over the past month to determine whether or not she qualifies for Part B / Special Ed. It wasn't really a surprise to us (but is now quantified) that she is not only on track, but actually exceeds her age level in most developmental categories. This means that she does not qualify for special ed as we consider enrolling her in a more full-time preschool. Despite our interest in having her under the microscope for the foreseeable future, this news and confirmation of her well being is cause for major celebration. Delaney is truly a wonder child and we are so fortunate. Thank you to everyone that has helped shape her mind, body, and personality. Happy Holidays.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
Sunday, December 9, 2012
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