A Touch of Scarlett, our journey with a rare bleeding disorder

Scarlett started 1st grade this week. An exciting time for her. . . but terrifying for me. This year boasts a lot of responsibility for Scarlett and I pray we've given her the tools to gain her independence, while still making safe decisions. Last year with being confined to only the small Kindergarten yard, Scarlett was pulled from the play structure after hitting her head several times. Both her Dr.'s and the school staff felt like in order for to be as safe as possible this year, she should not be allowed on the playground. We all agreed until we feel like she has better control of her body and becomes more coordinated. . . that living on the cautious side of life, is our best option. After several meetings with her elementary school including past teachers, nurses, the principal, school psychologist, and her current teacher. . we came up with a schedule that will keep Scarlett as safe as possible without exposing her to all the harsh play out on the playground. This year...