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I want you to know that I see you. I see you running your child to therapy when your friends are running their kids to Little League. I see you slipping out the of conversation when your friends are all chiming in about milestones and test grades. I see you juggling appointments and meetings, always making sure you do the best for your child. I see you sitting at your computer for hours researching what your child needs.... I see you cringe when people whine about the petty things that pale in comparison to your day. I see you spread thin, but still going the extra mile for your family, and managing to do it with a smile. I see you digging for depths of strength you never dreamed you had. I see you showing appreciation to the teachers, therapists and medical professionals who serve your child with you. I see you reluctantly rising early in the morning to do it all again after another chaotic night. I see you when you're hanging on to the end of your rope for dear life. I know you feel invisible, like nobody notices any of it. But I want you to know that I notice you. I see you in the trenches, relentlessly pushing onward. I see you keep choosing to do everything in your power to give your child the best possible care at home, in school, at therapy, and the doctor. What you're doing matters. It's worth it. On those days when you wonder if you can do it another minute, I want you to know that I see you. I want you to know that you're beautiful. I want you to know that it's worth it. I want you to know that you aren't alone. I want you to know that love is what matters most, and you have that nailed. And on those days when you have breakthroughs, those times when the hard work, pays off and success is yours to cherish, I see you then too, and I am proud of you. Whichever day today is, you're worthy, you're good, and I see you." Written by and Credit to Alethea Jo Happy Mother’s Day to you all!

The photo is of a 4 yr old boy with CP that started his ABM lessons with me two months ago. His progress has been incredible. In the beginning he didn’t have much movement but he has now learned how to roll, belly scoot, come up to sitting, able to transition into side sitting and now he is even pulling himself up to kneeling in front of the couch and his toy box. His mother asked me to share this with you all: I want you to share my thoughts with every parent: My son is my... everything. His happiness is the only thing I want for him. Parents please give a try to ABM with your special child. It has changed our life in a very positive way. My son is happier, more independent and more proud to himself. Thanks to ABM, thanks to Renée Gray. If something makes your child unhappy...stop it! Just stop it and discover how to achieve things through another way, less painful, more effective. If you would like to book an ABM NeuroMovement lesson for your child or have any questions please contact Renée Gray, ABM NeuroMovement Practitioner at 403-483-9769 or [email protected]