Reflections - A to Z Challenge

          This is my 2^nd year of A to Z challenge. When I was registered for it I was not at all sure, what am I gonna write about. Then it came to my mind (as I revealed in my Theme Reveal Blog) why not do it about differently abled kids.

          But when I actually started working on it, I was unsure whether I will be able to complete it, whether I will get all the alphabet related topics, etc. Many questions rose in my mind and I started thinking did I do the right thing in selecting this theme???

          But then like last year, this year too I was determined to complete the challenge, come what may. I sought help of my daughter’s therapist Dr. Sujata, Dr.  Smriti, Dr. Mousam and her doctor Dr. Gopikrishnan Nambiar, all of them encouraged me and helped me with topics wherever I struck.

          During this journey of the challenge, I realized how much little I knew about children and their different conditions. How difficult it can be for someone to recognize the symptoms and get it to doctor’s attention and get it diagnosed?

          But in all, this year too, I did hit some road blocks due to ill health, did stumble and fell down on some topics, but still I picked up myself, dusted and continued and finished the challenge.

          I really want to thank Dr. Sujata, Dr. Smriti, Dr. Mousam and Dr.  Gopikrishnan Nambiar for their guidance and valuable inputs, Dr. Rupal, Janaki, and many of my other friends for always reading my blogs and lending me their support and valuable comments, Dr. Gauri, our baker-dentist & Dr. Gopikrishnan Nambiar, who inspite of their busy schedule agreed for guest post, (1^st guest post of my blog), and all other readers who followed my blog, commented through the end.

A very big Thank you to all.

A small summary of my A to Z journey this year:

A for ADHD

B for Brachial Plexus Injury (BPI)

C for Cerebral Palsy (CP)

D for Down’s Syndrome

E for Epilepsy

F for Faradic Stimulation

G for Gluten free browine by Dr. Gauri Kekre (Guest Post)

H for Homeopathy for our Kids (Guest Post)

I for Infantile Hemiplegia

J for Juvenile Diabetes

K for Ketogenic diet

L for Learning Disability

M for Muscular Dystropy

N for Neonatal Jaundice

O for Occupational Therapy

P for Paediatric Physiotherapy

Q for Quinsy

R for Remedial Education

S for Sensory Integration (SI)

T for Torticollis

U for Umbilical Sepsis

V for Vitiligo

W for West Syndrome

X for X-chromosome recessive disorder

Y for Young Madder’s Syndrome

Z for Zellwegger’s Syndrome

           See you all next year in A to Z challenge 2016.