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Dear Dr. Howell,
As all parents of Down’s Syndrome (DS) children know, at
birth our babies do not look dramatically different from
"well" newborns. But as the months and years go by, they
develop very slowly and begin to resemble each other more
than their parents. Speech, gross and fine motor skills tend
to be especially slow to develop.
My DS daughter April, now eight years old, was clearly
headed down that road, despite my doing many therapies,
programs and natural healing modalities with her. High
functioning relative to other DS children, she still had the
facial characteristics, droopy posture and slurred speech
typical of our kids.
For the past year and a half, however, things have shifted
on every level in April as she is blessed to receive NCR®treatments from Dr. Dean Howell every three months. April's
posture has straightened to near perfect and as a result she
excels in her gymnastics practice and skis downhill solo
with control from the top of the mountain!
Oh, there have been and continue to be so many desirable
changes, both dramatic and subtly cumulative, I don't know
where to begin. April's speech is now extraordinarily clear,
her thought processes complex. Her natural sense of whimsy
can now shine. At last we get to hear her ideas and feelings
as she can truly carry on complete conversations.
Her lower jaw no longer projects excessively forward. You
might not even recognize her as a Down’s Syndrome person.
She no longer has the flat face characteristic of DS people.
As the bridge of her nose has come out and we see cheekbones
emerge, her eyes have rounded and relaxed into a more
natural place. Her lower jaw no longer projects excessively
forward. You might not even recognize her as a Down’s
Syndrome person.
NCR®will definitely continue to be part of April's life
adventure for years to come.
Thank you, Dr. Dean Howell (and Hillary), for helping to
awaken my daughter to her true self.
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Anna, mother of April Bond--Athens, VT |