




Together they learned to sit up, crawl, stand up, walk, climb stairs, jump on one foot, jump on a trampoline, and now, ride her tricyle. They worked on her tummy strength, and coordination. Denise could cajole work out of Christina on the worst of days, and she was the one therapist whose name Christina could say, she called her 'niece'. We will all miss her sunny presence in our home, as Christina moves on to a school-based therapist, and wish her God's blessings.
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Having had to deal with many therapists with one of my children, I know what it means to find someone who is exceptional, and how sad you feel when they leave.
It must be heart-breaking to see her go.
I pray that Christina will be replaced by someone who is also a blessing to you.
Besides this post, my parting gift to Denise was the promise of a copy of my special needs mother's book. Thanks for your prayers and good wishes.
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