The Lance family endured an emotional rollercoaster to deliver their twin sons, Gavin and Gabe. Once they arrived, a new world of diagnoses, appointments, therapies, medications and equipment began for the family. The twins' mother, Jessica, says DSCC has provided invaluable support for her family's diverse needs.
Kimmy was born with a severe case of congenital scoliosis and spent nearly two years in the hospital after her birth. DSCC helped her family prepare for Kimmy's transition home and made sure their house had the appropriate accommodations to meet her medical needs.
Mikey was born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. His mother, Michelle, credits the Division of Specialized Care for Children with helping Mikey receive the orthotics and equipment he needs to keep up with his friends and stay active and happy.
Brothers Garrett and Gavin were born with a rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder that affects their vision and ability to eat, speak, breathe and move. Their parents, Gina and Gordon, value the information they receive from their care coordinator.
