Sharing “I Can!” Attitudes: Jumpin’for Joy
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Jumpin’for joy
My son has Asperger’s and is currently out of mainstream secondary school due to his difficulties. On Saturday, he got Gold at the Lincolnshire Gymnastics Association Floor and Vault competition. We are extremely proud of his achievements in gymnastics.
~ Lorna K. (Proud Mom)
Little Victories
Not only did she trace her name unassisted, but she said “me”!! She’s 5 &1/2…non-verbal with autism. My grandaughter is the love of my life!
~ AngieD. (ProudGrandmother)
Pretty in Pink
My daughter sat still enough for me to paint her toes and fingers! She was actually totally willing. She doesn’t sit still for annnnything!
– Kelly B. (Proud Mom)
Swimming Success!
My son did Special Olympics swim practice…first time ever without a life jacket on!!!
~ Roberta L. (Proud Mom)
Clean, Sweet and Beautiful
We have finally found the only time he will let us sit and cuddle… fresh out of the bath. He never tolerates being cuddled at any other time. My cup runneth over!
~ Nicole P. (Proud Mom)
Share a Proud Moment with us Next Issue!
Proud Moments can be any time that you have been extremely proud of your child with special needs. It can be when they are giving it their all or reaching a milestone. We share Triumphs every Tuesday on Facebook or send via email to [email protected]
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This post originally appeared on our January/February 2016 Magazine
