http://gabeshope.org HELP OVERCOME PERSEVERE ENCOURAGE Sun, 01 Jan 2012 04:50:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://gabeshope.org/donate/#comment-18 Charmaine Everett Sun, 01 Jan 2012 04:50:34 +0000 http://gabeshope.org/?page_id=20#comment-18 Happy New Year gabe! Keep up the good work and even more joy and success for you and yours in 2012. may all the good you do come right back at ya! Love, Charmaine Happy New Year gabe! Keep up the good work and even more joy and success for you and yours in 2012. may all the good you do come right back at ya! Love, Charmaine

]]> http://gabeshope.org/resources/parents/#comment-3 Joseph Chillemi Sun, 13 Nov 2011 20:36:13 +0000 http://gabeshope.org/?page_id=35#comment-3 Steve, it was great meeting you, Gabe and your wife this morning! Somehow, I missed 7pm service last night and ended up going to the 9am this morning. My wife and I are the proud parents of a 9 year old boy named Vincent. Vincent has been hospitalized more than 50 times since birth as the result of a severe metabolic disorder that brought him near death too many times! Vincent received a kidney and liver Transplant in April of this year and he is thriving like never before! With all the attacks on Vincent's liver, kidneys, pancreas, immune system, eyes, ears, brain and muscular skeletal system Vincent has a long way to go. He is non verbal and developmentally delayed and requires 24 hour care for every daily task i.e. Feeding via a feeding pump. We are struggling to help with signing, writing, and bacic communication skills. And, we have been looking for a breakthrough to help him have a guide dog companion for safety and confidence. Steve, it was great meeting you, Gabe and your wife this morning! Somehow, I missed 7pm service last night and ended up going to the 9am this morning.
My wife and I are the proud parents of a 9 year old boy named Vincent. Vincent has been hospitalized more than 50 times since birth as the result of a severe metabolic disorder that brought him near death too many times! Vincent received a kidney and liver Transplant in April of this year and he is thriving like never before!
With all the attacks on Vincent’s liver, kidneys, pancreas, immune system, eyes, ears, brain and muscular skeletal system Vincent has a long way to go. He is non verbal and developmentally delayed and requires 24 hour care for every daily task i.e. Feeding via a feeding pump.
We are struggling to help with signing, writing, and bacic communication skills. And, we have been looking for a breakthrough to help him have a guide dog companion for safety and confidence.

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