JG had bacterial meningitis before she turned two. I haven’t seen JG and her family since they moved from the inlaws’ rented apartment.
M I think, had the same (not really sure though) when she was still a baby. Up to now, she still takes some medication for her condition. Her condition had effects on her learning.
Both of them have hand grip problems.
JG I am not sure what hand preference has the grip problem but she had difficulty peeling a banana or tying shoe laces or even doing tasks that look quite simple enough. JG is a teenager and has learning problems.
M’s hand grip problem is her left hand, which was fine since she is right-handed. MQ can not open up her left hand properly nor perform tasks using that hand.
I am not sure how these should be addressed. Perhaps with assistive technology yes, assistive technology would definitely help them have some improvements. But this type of intervention still has a long way to go here in the country.
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