Thank you so much Sarah!

I'm so glad that you mentioned the things you did. It's really nice to know that there are ways to help her in her struggles.

We currently own the therapy balls and use those as our chairs for school during our language arts lessons and such. The kids love them so I'll be sure to implement them into her diet. Also she loves jumping on the bed and I'm FOREVER telling her to stop. So I think we'll invest in a small indoor trampoline to help her. I'm sure her siblings would love this too though! We have a zune and she is annoyed with using that because the earbuds bother her. So I'm gonna have to get some good headphones for her and not earbuds. She says they feel like they are falling out when they clearly are not. As for sunglasses she's alot like me..we have to have a light sunglasses lens or we feel worse....and finding that in something that fits her is challenging..but I've yet to look online. In the next couple of days we're looking to place an order online for the mouth massager and the corn brush as well as a few other items to start with. I'm gonna see if I can't find a deal on a trampoline somewhere, this would be great for outdoors during the great spring and summer months but pull it in every evening so we can keep it in good shape to use indoors as well.

As for her eating habits. I'm working with her on this. I'm giving her all sorts of healthy options and using parsley in her omelets in the morning to give her more nutrients she needs. Also considering ordering some wheat germ and such to put into her foods. She has no problem eating grits, oatmeal, sandwiches (meat and cheese only and it has to be made in a certain order or she won't eat it), Omelets with cheese and if I mix spinach in while whisking..she'll eat it, but only half the omelet. She loves ALL fruits and can handle mac and cheese unlimited...lol! So with some creativity and digging for ways to put nutrients into her simple foods we'll be able to work around it.