n the poignant journey of parenting children with special needs, the specter of what comes "After Us" looms as a profound fear and emotional challenge. For our dedicated Promoter, this experience resonates deeply, as she navigated the complexities of raising her adult daughter with multiple disabilities, including a cochlear implant.

 

In their narrative, the formidable barrier was the "Fear of Perfection," a hindrance that stifled the exploration of new ideas. The breakthrough came with a transformative mantra: "Let her do what she can, and let the remaining be done by other normal people." This revelation birthed a cascade of ideas, leading to a powerful long-term objective—to establish an "After Us community” for similar like-minded parents/ Guardians, who harbor similar dreams of finding sustainable solutions for the "After Us" phase to their special needs.

 

This After us community would offer diverse employment opportunities within its folds, fostering self-sustainability through an inclusive approach. The inception of "Cheerystar’s Baking Company" marks the initial step towards realizing this visionary goal. The name "Cheerystar," aptly chosen as the embodiment of optimism, pays homage to the Promoter's daughter—a radiant star, optimistic and resilient in her unique world. 

 

Cheerystar’s Baking Company extends a heartfelt invitation to like-minded parents /Guardians who harbor similar dreams of finding sustainable solutions for the "After Us" phase.