iPad App Opens The World Of Boy With Rare Syndrome
Most people use the iPad to search the internet or play games, but for one kid, the iPad has become a survival tool.
Cooper Juliar was born with Cri du Chat Syndrome, which means his fifth chromosome has been deleted.
Doctors told the family he might never walk, talk or learn. But thanks to some innovative iPad apps, hes making remarkable strides.
Juliar is 10-years-old. His Mom, Lisa Juliar, was frustrated. She needed to find a better way to communicate with her son.
“He would bang his head or throw a fit, because he couldn’t communicate what he wanted,” she said.
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