Four hours of therapy a day, for three weeks, and We're Finally HOME!
Sufficed to say, we were all exhausted. 

Cristiano CRUSHED this intensive. Well.. not entirely truthful, The therapies he wanted to crush, he crushed!! The others..... he was being his cheeky self, giving the therapists a complex wondering why he worked for some therapists but not them. After all, Cristiano is now a toddler, and does toddler things ;-) He is a smart and strong-willed little guy and I love watching him thrive, even when he is rebelling against what we believe to be best for him

Overall, it was a great experience to see Cristiano in his element, trying new things and making strides in communication.  Seeing him make such an effort to get his point across and having more control with purposeful movements whether it was to hit the correct switch with his head or arm, or getting his eyes across the screen was nothing short of AMAZING.  Cristiano seems to crave learning and communicating I think this device is a turning point for him and will only continue to do great things with the therapy team at school.

I am submitting the invoices to insurance to see what we can get reimbursed and whatever it is we will put it into his therapy account so we can continue to do these intensive therapies.

We want to thank you all again for making this happen for us and I will continue to periodically update you on his progress and therapies.