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Well, good for him. Us obpi kids are tough...

now I just wish I was a kid again. I love my game boy and Zelda. I think I am the only grandmother around that plays Mario with my grandchildren... LOL...
Kath

I am happy to hear from older kids that have been through so much. My son has had 2 surgeries to date and thankfully, we just dodged another one last week. Dr. Shenaq is really happy with the bulk that Ian has in his arm and the things that he is able to do actively. I know we have a long road ahead, I have a feeling when we go to Houston again in 6 months we might not have such great news, but we can still pray! Thank you Josh for being a good kid and sharing your positive attitude with us. My little guy needs big people like you to look up to. By the way... be thankful that those video games are GOOD for your hand, I don't know too many kids that can use therapy as an excuse to play xbox! Keep up the good work!

OK JOSH and Kath, I AM really jealous now!! I never could figure out how to do games 1 handed. Josh, you are going to have to show me! Josh, while you were gone to Texas some other teens posted on the Boards but this "senior" can't remember under what topic!! I remember a 20's something posted too so keep surfing the topics on ALL the boards!!
Julia I can't wait to give everyone a hug, you done great!!
Carolyn

Don't laugh Julia but my husband gave me Game Boy SP as one of my Christmas Gifts last year with Zelda... I love the Zelda games the best... There is another obpi/adult who's name I will not mention who is also addicted to Zelda games... She had problems with her wrists from playing the game too much...lol...lol...
I have the silver, my granddaughter & grandson have blue. I also have an old game nientendo that the kids loves.
Kath

I have the original GB Advance, which had a terrible screen. I swear, you had to be in direct sunlight to be able to see that darn screen. Also, Zelda rocks, and always has...

I have it too! and your right this old granny needed the sunlight to see it... now I let the 3 year olds play it...
Kath