Trisomy 21 – a.k.a. Down syndrome. Let’s talk DS.
read moreSafety first. In addition to the medical questions, we’re watching the news regarding “economic impact payments.”
read moreWe’ve talked about sub-minimum wages and the debate surrounding so called “sheltered workshops” several times. We settled on a position that acknowledges the needs of adults with Down syndrome and their caregivers: The good news is that there is a new online…
read moreThe news story A terrible story hit the news recently. It involved a young man who had Down syndrome who died after receiving dental care. The family of the man has been waiting for justice for four years. We see too many…
read moreOne final thought on advocacy – try not to let it take over your life.
read moreToday’s advocates are grateful for those who came before us.
read moreWe all have expectations when it comes to our children – with or without a Ds diagnosis. How we handle them is what makes a difference.
read moreWords matter. Our stories matter. Bloggers who tell their truths help our cause in many different ways.
read more“Individuals with I/DD are significantly more likely to be victimized (at least two times more likely for violent crimes and four to ten times for abuse and other crimes)…,”
read moreIf we say we advocate for all people with Down syndrome is that really true? How do we choose which topics to advocate for?
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