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How CJ's Fund Helps
Anthony, Melissa, Stella and Tessa
Our youngest daughter Tessa is 2.5 years old, and six months ago she was diagnosed with Rhett Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that strikes mainly girls. After 6-18 months of “normal” development, it leads to regression of speech and motor skills and loss of purposeful hand use. We are hopeful our Tessa will walk someday, but it is fairly certain she will never speak. The grant from CJ’s Fund will go towards an augmentative communication device so that we can work on other ways for her to let us know what she wants and needs. She loves using it to activate various toys, and to request “more” (usually more iPad)! We are so very grateful.
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- 2017 – Pediatric Development Center
- 2017 – Thom Anne Sullivan Early Child Programs
- 2017 – The Couch Family
- 2017 – The Friedman Family
- 2017 – Avery
- 2017 – The Mackey Family
- 2015 – Pernet Family Health
- 2015 – The Zhang Family
- 2015 – Thom-Westfield Infant Toddler Services
- 2015 – The Poulos Family
- 2015 – Anonymous Recipient
- 2015 – Criterion
- 2014 – Criterion-Heritage
- 2014 – Cape and Islands Early Intervention
- 2014 – Ross and Ashlee
- 2014 – Aimee and Rob
- 2014 – Pernet Family Health Service
- 2013 – Thom Neponset Valley Early Intervention
- 2013 – Associates for Human Services
- 2013 – REACH Program
- 2013 – Pediatric Development Center
- 2013 – Criterion-Medford EIP
- 2013 – Keri and Grant
- 2013 – Jake and Colleen