Kevin's Healing Journey: Spring Dance Recital Video 2017 "I Feel Better When I'm Dancing"

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Spring Dance Recital Video 2017 "I Feel Better When I'm Dancing"

Here are few video's of Kevin's group dancing to their song "I Feel Better When I'm Dancing" by Meghan Trainor - featured in the 2015 movie Peanuts.

This video is the last minute of the song and dance. I zoomed in on Kevin because I saw him start to smile but missed it on my recording.
Kevin Dance Recital - Spring 2017

This video is about 7 minutes and includes all the dancers in his group along with the trophy presentation. Kevin smiles around 1:40 in the video.
Kevin Dance Recital Spring 2017 full

This video is about 3 minutes and is the entire song and dance. Kevin smiles about 1:23 in the video.
Class A Spring Recital 2017

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This blog was created to keep our family and friends updated on Kevin's healing journey. It is also our hope that others may find this blog to give help and hope to other delayed kids.

About Kevin

They told us Kevin would never walk or talk. But with lots of prayers, hard work, and extra hands, he began walking when he was four years old and we continue to have faith and hope as we wait patiently for his speech to develop. Kevin is now eight years old. He is diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy due to a brain-injury he had before birth that was caused by a stroke. In 2006, before Kevin was 2 years old, we found Glenn Doman’s book "What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child" that had answers to help children with special needs and developmental delays. We began an individualized home treatment program for Kevin immediately and have been dedicated to our program ever since. We spent three years with the Doman family at The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential (IAHP) and now we are with Matthew and Carol Newell at The Family Hope Center (FHC). Twice a year we return to Philadelphia where Kevin receives a neurological evaluation to determine the progress he has made in the last six months. Then they provide us with an individualized, program that puts me in charge to help Kevin develop and reach his fullest potential.

Do You Know a Delayed Child?

The best recommendation we can give to another parent with a special needs or developmentally delayed child (brain-injured, brain-damaged, mentally retarded, mentally deficient, cerebral-palsied, epileptic, autistic, athetoid, hyperactive, attention deficit disordered, developmentally delayed, or down's) is to read Glenn Doman's book What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child and/or Dr. Coralee Thompson and Dr. Philip Maffetone's book Healthy Brains, Healthy Children. By simply reading these books, you will gain valuable information to help your child which will begin to unlock the potential your child has. And best of all you will learn that there are other options to helping your child that you can do yourself. We would also highly recommend attending the parent course at FHC or IAHP. To read how our journey began and the successful progress Kevin has had refer to the January 2010 blog archive.