At 21 months, Asher has the following to contend with.
- Walking up on toes (with gait trainer or cruising along furniture)
- We are using AFOs (ankle/foot braces) for several hours daily to work on this
- Asher's right side seems to be the bigger issue (contrary to all predictions)
- However, we now are noticing his left leg turns in at the hip while working on walking
- Asher crawls with his right hand in a fist
- Working with a few different gait trainers (similar to a rolling walker but more supportive with more attachments and adjustments) learning to walk
- More to come on this subject
- Asher W-Sits because he has a hard time long-sitting (sitting with legs stretched out in front)
- Asher has had botox injections in the hamstrings
- This is to help with stretching and be able to long-sit
- The botox helps to relax the muscles so they aren't so tight. As with traditional botox the effects wear off in a short period of time ( typically3-6 months)
- Asher will need a hernia surgery in the near future
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