UPDATE : Because of everyone’s tremendous amount of help , we are starting DMI within the month !!!!! (in Whippany NJ) THANK YOU SO MUCH EVERYONE ❤️

Hello, my name is Vanessa, and I’m the proud mother of a beautiful, sweet boy named Amari. Amari is just one year old, and he’s already showing us what it means to be strong and resilient.

Earlier this year, Amari was diagnosed with an underdeveloped corpus callosum, a critical part of the brain that connects the left and right hemispheres. This condition affects communication between the two sides of the brain, which can lead to delays in physical development, speech, motor coordination, vision, and more. Every child’s experience is different, and we’re doing everything we can to give Amari the best chance at a thriving future.

We’ve researched and consulted with specialists, and we’ve found hope in several therapies that have shown promise for children like Amari — including early intervention programs, red light therapy, neurodevelopmental therapies, and specialized cognitive treatments. Unfortunately, many of these are not covered by insurance, despite their potential to significantly improve his development and quality of life.

We’re reaching out with love and humility to ask for your help. Your support will go directly toward:

• Specialized therapy sessions such as DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention) with organization: RISE Pediatric Intensive Therapy in NJ

• At-home developmental tools and red light therapy devices

• Nutritional and cognitive support supplements tailored for Amari’s needs

• SDR (Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy) Surgery — a neurological procedure that could greatly reduce spasticity and improve Amari’s mobility long-term.

Every donation, no matter how small, brings us closer to giving Amari the chance he deserves — to walk, talk, play, and grow with the best support possible.

If you aren’t able to give at this time, sharing this page with your community means the world to us.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with Amari on his journey.

With gratitude,

Vanessa (Amari’s mom)