Three years ago, my son was diagnosed with autism. I was lost and helpless, as if someone had abandoned me in a dark and foggy forest. For three years, I was going around in circles trying to find help for my little son. I was stressed, frustrated and depressed, for three years my son had shown no progress in improvement, I was asking help from health professionals and I was told what to do but not how to do it, and I had no idea about the things that were going right or wrong and nobody was there to help me, to reassure me that one day the things will get better. Until I met Sally. She held my hand and helped me get out of the dark, she was with me each and every step and reassured me that I'm not alone. Sally was like a guiding light for me, showing me the way and helping me back up when I fell down. For me a miracle is not just my little son's improvement in his skills, a miracle is Sally, coming into my life with patience and hope, for the first time in so long hope came into my life, I am sure one day my son will read this and he would appriciate what Sally did in his and my life. I am grateful for that, I struggle to put it into words. Thank you so much Sally, you're amazing.