Naudikah's blog - day to day journal of a child with cerebral palsy.
Babies born prematurely have a bigger risk of developing Cerebral Palsy than full term infants.
I was born two months early. There was a team of six people waiting around for my delivery. As soon as I was born, these people started poking and jabbing at me. What's worse is these people hook me up to all kinds of tubes. All I wanted to do was sleep. I'd had a pretty rough trip. The nurses say I was a miracle baby because my amniotic sac ruptured about 4 days before I arrived. I weighed in at three pounds.
I have Cerebral Palsy
Picture of Naudikah at 5 lbs, 2 months old baby, 1st day home from hospital
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This is written by my grandmother about 4 years ago. If you want to read what I have to say and what I am doing today, read My blog, I am dictating my day at school, therapy and so forth to my grandmother who is typing what I have to say.
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