The girls loved Disney on Ice! The Princess was so excited to see Ariel skating she didn't even move an inch the whole time. She did wave at her a few times and kept telling Ariel that she loved her. So cute! Sissy told us all the way there that she was too old for princesses and wasn't going to like it at all. Well guess who sat still the whole time and never stopped watching? We had a problem with our seats but that always seems to be the case when you need wheelchair seating. We were told that our seats would be in 2 rows right by each other. But the wheelchair seats were 6 feet up from the other 2 seats we had. Luckily there were some empty accessible seats nearby so we could all sit together.
Both girls are off to school right now & I am off to paint a few projects I have been saving...
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About Me
- KBelle
- Pacific Northwest, United States
- Our family's journey raising daughters, one with neuromuscular disease, one without, and how we muddle through hoping to do the best for them both Sissy is almost 7 and has Spinal Muscular Atrophy II, a genetic neuromuscular disease. She is funny, imaginative and loves horses. She can do anything she wants and drives her pink wheelchair without fear. "The Princess" is 3 and she is ham with a capital "H" she is the one to make us laugh when things have gone wrong. She has a fiesty temper and a sweet side too. If she could turn into Ariel or Sleeping Beauty today she would without hestitation I am a former nurse, who plays one at home now. I love to bakewith my girls,craft, decorate and and lucky to be married to the best husband ever!
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