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FOUNDER'S VISION
"Life on the A List was created from a place many parents know well — the moment you realize the path ahead may be different than the one you expected.
I built the kind of resource I once searched for and couldn’t find, and a place to share the lessons learned along the way.
Along this journey, families often feel overwhelmed, uncertain, and alone while trying to navigate systems that weren’t designed with their children in mind.
But there is wisdom in shared experience. There is comfort in hearing from someone who has walked the road before you.
Life on the A List exists to bring those voices together — to share knowledge, offer support, and remind parents that they are not navigating this journey alone.
Because when you're trying to get help, every single day matters.."
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imagine...
being part of a community where you feel truly understood and supported — where you don’t have to explain or justify your experience.
learning from other parents who’ve walked this path before you, and from experts who can help guide your next steps with clarity and confidence.
having the right information and tools to create a plan that actually works for your child and your family — without spending hours searching, second-guessing, or feeling overwhelmed.
how empowering it would feel to take action with confidence.
the peace of mind that could bring to you and your family.
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Being a Member on the A List means insider access. Workshops with experts, weekly meetups, private community, custom tools, and the kind of hard-won insights you won’t find anywhere else — all designed to make this journey easier, clearer, and a lot less lonely.
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and WITH much gratitude to you, dr. john hall.
Shelley and my community of Cedars therapists and teachers, being "in the profession," as my mom once labeled them, were certain that I should move on to a special-education first grade. I needed to continue in small classes and slowly work my way up the developmental chain. They still considered me significantly delayed and pointed to my continuing language problems and aggressive behavior. Sending me to regular school, where I would be faced with twenty-five or thirty other students in a classroom that had only one teacher would put me at a tremendous disadvantage and essentially set me up for academic, emotional, and psychological disaster.
My mother vehemently disagreed. She knew - as she always had - that I could do more than they expected. She expected - no, she knew - I would be successful in regular school if given the opportunity to try. Over all protests, written and verbal, she arranged for me to start school, on time, in a regular classroom with a standard first-grade curriculum.
With that one decision, my mother totally altered the trajectory of my life away from perpetually disadvantaged and toward limitless possibilities.
God bless you, Mom.