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Quadriciser for Zak - movement & exercise

Posted by Nathan Charlan on Feb 08 2012

A couple months ago, we decided to get Zachary a Quadriciser to help him exercise & implement regular reciprocal movement in his life. We saw how much he wanted to move, & fast, but was limited to army crawling, or extreme labored walking because of his tone. Quadriciser Corporation was wonderful to us, providing great fundraising info & ideas to make it work. It's been great for Zak who enjoys moving his arms & legs, getting the movement...

The Heartwarming Story of Team Long Brothers

Posted by Nathan Charlan on Jan 10 2012

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Our first iPad Winner R.J. uses his new device

Posted by Nathan Charlan on Jan 07 2012

[Video and message update sent from R.J.'s mom Theresa Kendall]: Here is a brief video of R.J. using his new iPad at his speech therapy session. Just look at his face light up and such a BIG smile! We're using the app "I Hear Ewe." This is very simple for him to start using right now. We're also probably going to get the new app called "My first AAC" for the iPad. Very inexpensive and simple as well. He still needs major help w/ his index finger, but I feel he'll catch on really quick as he has w/ our light switches around the house : ) Just a brief description of the video. The one sitting across fro...

Rollin' with Zach - new series on OWN, starring Zach Anner who has CP

Posted by Nathan Charlan on Nov 14 2011

Official Trailer: Rollin' With Zach Zach Anner is obsessed with travel. In Rollin' With Zach, he takes an authentic and often humorous approach to seeing the country, as he hosts his own half-hour travel series. Zach may have cerebral palsy, but that's never stopped him! In every episode, Zach explores a new city and conquers his "top five" list for the destination. In season one of Rollin' With Zach, he travels from coast to coast, visiting Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Portland. Each episode is filled with humor and emoti...

Football Player with Down Syndrome scores touchdown

Posted by Nathan Charlan on Nov 09 2011

In the ultimate display of sportsmanship, the Myrtle Beach High School football team allowed Hilton Head's Chip Mullen (a senior with Down Syndrome) to score a 75 yard touchdown in the final play of his senior career. This touching moment will bring tears of joy to your eyes. "And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased." - Hebrews 13:16...

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