Why I walk for Apraxia Kids!
I walk for my daughter, Nora, who has been working so hard to
overcome her communication challenges. I want her to always know that
her voice matters!
I walk for other children
like Nora and for their families so they can have all the resources and
opportunities to find their voices too. We should acknowledge all the
hard work they must do to overcome communication challenges that affect
their day-to-day lives.
I walk so that
pediatric health care providers can be better educated on Childhood
Apraxia in the future. We need providers to recognize the signs of
Apraxia and other speech related disorders to better help parents and
their children get the support they need.
