We were approved for each of the therapies (four of them) to be given TWICE a week.
That's eight half-hour sessions a week. Whoa. Our life is about to become very busy, and our home very full. We are starting right after Simchas Torah, her birthday!
In other news, we started building the Sukka and I suddenly remembered what is not so great about it: The boys stand by the window watching Hillel build it all night long.
Another thing I realized- there are only two days of Yom Tov that we are able to go to Shul, and just take all the kids outside. We were invited by three families, and I really want to go to two of them, but there are only two available meals for us to go (I don't want to go at night and risk having nutty, wacky, overtired kids.) And the Simchas Torah meal is a hard one to be a guest for since all families end Shul at such different times. Some eat quickly and then go for Hakafos. Some eat after the Hakafos. Some make kiddush before and eat after. Hard to coordinate.
Too bad, because I was really looking forward. Yom Tov is our only time to really socialize with people in the community.
Maybe we will invite someone for an evening meal.
hatzlacha on dealing with the therapists, and hatzlacha with the therapy.
ReplyDeleteBIRTHDAY????? Ahhhh! Can we do a double birthday party (or at least a virtual double party?) Weren't they born like last week? What gives?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad she got the therapies she needs. Good Luck!
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