Penny is a tough eight year old and that amazes me daily. I could not have been as tough as her when I was eight. She very seldom lets anything get her down.
Our
journey with this diagnosis will continue because that is the only choice you have! Thankfully God has blessed Penny to be
in good health right now. We do not take that for granted and feel
blessed each day she feels good. Especially when there are so many children out there that suffer from so many childhood diseases. We also never take for granted that there are so many other out there far worse off. For all these children we pray .... FIND A CURE!
If your child or anyone close to you suffers from JAR there is a wealth of information at this site:
http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org/
There are also a lot of Mom friendly Blogs out there to help you along the way when life may just seem so unfair.
I want to personally thank the KIDS GET ARTHRITIS TOO FOUNDATION they sent Penny this great backpack just for kids! You can get one too by going to:
http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org/resources/ja-power-pack.php
Inside the backpack is the cutest, softest Bear and lots of great information for not only you, but for kids too.
The BEAR comes with a special cold/hot pack they can use when they are in pain. It kits inside the bear and will comfort them while providing relief to them too.
THANK YOU: http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org/about-ja/
**The JAR Foundation did not send this pack for any sort of review or advertisement. We received this before this Blog was even in the works. My hope is to get the word out to parents were they can get helpful information.**
Pictured Above: The Information Packets that you get for you and your child,(top), the ever so cute and cuddly Bear ... the white square is the cold/heat pack that you put inside the Bear for comfort and relief (centered), Penny... enjoying "Mr. Bear".
Pictured Above: The Information Packets that you get for you and your child,(top), the ever so cute and cuddly Bear ... the white square is the cold/heat pack that you put inside the Bear for comfort and relief (centered), Penny... enjoying "Mr. Bear".
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