Down Syndrome Myths and Facts
I get emails or phone calls very often from families who have a new diagnosis of T21. Sometimes it is their friends or relatives who make the first contact. Then soon, the parents […]
As with many of the other verb celebrate has two meanings to us. We celebrate the pure joy of Alex; she has enriched our lives in ways I never knew existed. We have learned compassion, caring, and acceptance. We have become better people. We have met incredible families who have children with special needs, as [...]
May wrote a new post, Home, on the site DownSyndrome Foundation Myanmar 1 month, 1 week ago
Welcome to Down Syndrome Foundation Myanmar.
We are a self-funding, non-profit organization serving children with Down Syndrome and their families. We aim to support and educate families and the general […]
Joyce Page wrote a new post, My Challenge , on the site Becky's Next Page 3 months, 3 weeks ago
There was a book called Differences in Common written by a mom of an adult with DS that I read in 1991 when Becky was still a toddler (now she is 22). One of the short stories was called “Why Me?”. At the […]
Joyce Page wrote a new post, Congratulations Becky!, on the site Becky's Next Page 3 months, 4 weeks ago
Joyce Page wrote a new post, The Texan, on the site Becky's Next Page 4 months, 1 week ago
Justin Jilg wrote a new post, What is Down Syndrome?, on the site DownSyndrome.com 5 months, 1 week ago
The human body is made of cells. All cells contain a center, called a nucleus, in which genes are stored. Genes, which carry the codes responsible for all our inherited characteristics, are grouped along […]
