05/30/2026
To those who once said our child would never learn, never achieve, or never amount to much, where are those voices now?
A decade ago, many people looked at Kyle and only saw limitations. They didn’t understand his behaviours, his communication, or how to teach a neurodiverse child. They saw obstacles where we saw potential.
This month, Kyle danced in front 600 people. Yes, he is Deaf and cannot hear the music the way others do, but he did it. He continues to create and sell his bracelets, earn his own money, and advocate for CHARGE Syndrome and Autism through his work.
The lesson was never about proving people wrong. It was about proving what is possible when a child is given patience, belief, opportunity, and the right support.
Kyle’s journey is far from over, but if there is one thing we have learned, it is this: never underestimate a child simply because their path looks different from yours. ❤️
🎥: Kyle using Ibis paint on between breaks from making bracelets. He likes designing his preferred characters and objects with it and complete with colours he likes. It’s simply creating more.
