When Hope Dobbins found herself in the Ability 360 building for a therapy evaluation for her son Cheston, she decided …
“Raising Special Kids truly helped us get on a road to success and healing.” Read More »
We know who to call if we are feeling overwhelmed, and know that RSK not only understands logically how to help us (which is obviously important), but also understands compassionately how to help us (which is also a necessity as the challenges we face almost daily can really add up and take a toll on you if you don’t have that compassionate support).
“I could talk to someone who understood and was a few steps ahead of where we were. I now know just how important Raising Special Kids is to those who have kids with special needs.”
“I don’t know how the heck I survived,” Lynn said about receiving Zane’s diagnosis just after her daughter was born. Lynn recalled the relief she felt in speaking to another parent who served as her mentor, and from the resources and training she received.
Angelica’s second baby was due in just three weeks when her first son, Andres, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. “My …
Riley’s mom, Kristie, does not remember a time in his life when they did not rely on Raising Special Kids to help. Kristie first learned about Raising Special Kids while Riley was still in the NICU.
After Louise and her husband received a diagnosis for their son, Robert, she felt unsure about what to do next. …
“When you are going through this struggle, you just feel isolated, and you don’t know where to turn. It’s so hard because your friends and family want to help, but they don’t know what to do, they haven’t walked in your shoes. It was good to have other parents I could talk with and share.”
After raising children of her own, Teresa didn’t expect to find herself raising another baby–her grandson. Teresa also discovered that …