John,

A half mile walk then going into a warm building could be enough for a lot
of people to pass out.  If mary missed her snack, and had low blood sugar,
that could easily make it worse.

Mag's suggestion of AT might be useful, depending on whether she'd feel more
isolated or set apart if she used it.  Linda W, Case is about the same age.
Any thoughts?

On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:14 PM, JOHN RUNER <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Mary went on a field trip where she walked with her class about half a mile
> and then went in a building once in the building she told the teacher she
> was hot and wanted to take of her coat.  The teacher stated that before she
> could help Mary fell very hard to the left (her strong side) and seemed a
> little off but new where she was and what she was doing and her color was
> o.k.  We took Mary to the local clinic and he oxygen was 92% her heart rate
> was 108 and I sent an ekg over the phone to her cardiologist, nothing back
> on that yet.    Mary still seems happy and oriented but a little "glossy
> eyed"  and a little more sensitive than usual even for her.   Mary gets
> pediasure for snack in the morning but did miss it today.  The teacher said
> it looked like her left side just gave out this is frustrating because her
> stroke was on right side of her brain.
>
> Any thoughts or similar experiences  Mary is 9 (RH with mild CP and stroke
> at birth)
>
> John Runer
>
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