I am wondering if this falls under the category of physical or occupational therapy?
It was definitely not speech therapy they were both too quiet :)
The life and times of Boo. A girl without a diagnosis but with unlimited possibilities!
The life and times of Boo. A girl without a diagnosis but with unlimited possibilities!
Too cute!! I think it's called pet therapy!
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ReplyDeleteI love your Header Picture of Boo!! It brings warm-hearted smiles to my face!! Curly ginger hair.... Dimpled cheeks, chubby little hands.... ;)
I am certain that many people have told you that Boo is beautiful. But. Has a girl such as myself--who was born with multiple birth defects and is now 29 years old--ever said it? Boo is beautiful!! No, wait. Boo is, as my phrase goes, Beautifully Unique!! ;-D
--Raelyn
PS. I love dogs!! ;op
Awesome photos! It must qualify as some type of therapy for a girl to snuggle with her fuzzy dog. I'd say occupational therapy for sure. :)
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I asked her OT/PT to weigh in. They felt it was a combination and gave her extra credit! They also asked if this was so the Husband & I could have a night out....of course the answer was "no"
DeleteOh my goodness, this is the cutest! My daughter desperately wants a dog. I wonder if I could justify it as a therapy! ;)
ReplyDeleteI think so, of course! But I can rationalize just about anything.
DeleteIt is called "Love Therapy." :)
ReplyDeleteOur dog has helped my daughter in so many ways. It might be quiet but it always seems like they have their own communication going on that only they can understand.
PS: I agree. That pic of Boo at the top always brings a smile to my face.
~ Jamie
I love that new therapy!!!!
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