Here I'm brushing her teeth. 17 Q. Do you take her to the dentist from time-to-time? 18 A. Yes, we do. 19 Q. How often do you do that? 20 A. We try to do it twice a year. As a matter of 21 fact, she has an appointment Monday. 22 We try to keep her teeth as clean as possible. It's 23 very hard for us to get into the back of her mouth. She 24 clamps down and bites down on the toothbrush. I've had 25 problems before using the suction catheter and she bit the ___ 20 1 suction catheter there. 2 Q. What are you doing now? 3 A. I'm putting on makeup. I put on her makeup 4 everyday and I'm finishing up her lipstick. 5 This is the speech pathologist who comes in and works 6 with Terry. 7 Q. This is the speech pathologist you say? 8 A. Yes, it's the speech pathologist. 9 Q. What does he do for her? 10 A. He comes in and massages her lips and uses 11 different flavors to try to help her swallow. You'll 12 notice he's moving her lips and it helps massage the side 13 of the mouth so the mouth doesn't tighten up. 14 Q. You hoping he can get her to the point where she 15 swallows? 16 A. Yes. You see here rubbing the bottom of her 17 throat, that's, I don't know what the word is, gets them to 18 swallow when you rub the bottom of their throat. She just 19 swallowed that time. Sometimes they use ice on her face, 20 too. It's a stimulation. 21 Q. What is that, Mike? 22 A. That's a -- that is basically used to stimulate 23 her tongue and the back of her tongue to help with her gag 24 reflex. And like I said, sometimes they use different 25 flavors.