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Kal's and Cindy's Day In New York Thanks to the generous donations from the individuals or businesses on our sponsor page, we were able to fly Kal, who is now "resolved" apraxia, and his mother Cindy in from New Mexico for our August meeting, "What happens to children with apraxia when they grow up?" This 2 day trip, which was a first trip to New York for both mother and son, also gave Kal and Cindy the ability to share their story about apraxia with Inside Edition. Here are some pictures from Kal's and Cindy's one day in New York.
The Grand Summit Hotel, the gorgeous hotel Kal and Cindy stayed in during their trip to New Jersey
Some more pictures of The Grand Summit
One Day of Sightseeing In New York
The statue is really a person who only comes comes to life when you put money in his cup, then he acts like a machine
Kal, Tanner, (who has apraxia) and his brother Dakota with Godzilla (!) at the Empire State Building.
Kal helping Tanner to see through the "viewer" from the top of the Empire State Building.
Kal and Cindy in Times Square
"Strolling the Avenues" Kal, Cindy, Tanner (up on daddy's/Glenn's shoulders) and Dakota.
Our nonprofit's Secretary Staci's family, Ted, Evan (who has apraxia) and Carly, with Dakota, a Martian(!!), Tanner, Kal, and Cindy outside of Mars 2112.
Cindy, Kal, Staci, Evan, and Carly enjoying a delicious lunch in one of New York's hottest, and most fun restaurants, Mars 2112
Glenn, Tanner, Dakota, Lisa, and Staci's husband Ted in Mars 2112
Staci and Lisa, hanging out at Mars 2112
Tanner, Kal and Dakota cruising uptown in a New York City Cab.
Cindy and Kal enjoying a memorable mother and son dinner at one of New York's most beautiful, and finest restaurants, One If By Land.
Dakota and Tanner joined Cindy and Kal for a fancy dessert and were very well behaved. (The secret, you ask? -we wore them out!) (Actually, the REAL secret-we wore us all out, but what a great day!)
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