When a person is born with a disability, it doesn’t mean that they are going to be limited in all areas of life. Many individuals who have a disability are able to lead lives just like the rest of us, and the only thing that typically holds them back are the people around them. When … Read more
When somebody has special needs, they may suffer in a wide variety of ways. At times, they may be limited in the things that they are able to do. This is not always because of a physical issue that causes the limitation, it is because other people tend to limit them because of their disability. … Read more
We live in a time in which many people tend to switch jobs and sometimes, even careers every few years. Being at one job for 32 years is quite an accomplishment, and it is a source of pride for those who are able to do it. Freia David is just such an individual, as she … Read more
I was babysitting for this little girl (7 year old) for the first time. She asked if she could invite her neighbor Maria over to play. I said sure. While Maria was on the way, I asked her about Maria (age, what she liked to do, etc) to see if there was an activity I … Read more
When an individual is born with Down Syndrome, there are certain things that the family might expect. Although each person with Down Syndrome is an individuals, they do have an increased risk for certain problems, such as respiratory issues, thyroid conditions and congenital heart defects. They also have a life expectancy that is lower than … Read more
This woman posted a beautiful message on Facebook about her meeting a local woman who has Down’s syndrome and how she restored her faith in humanity. This will really touch your heart.
Here’s the Story: In a supermarket, Kurtis the stock boy, was busily working when a new voice came over asking for a carry out at check register 4. Kurtis was almost finished, and wanted to get some fresh air, and decided to answer the call. As he approached the check-out stand a distant smile caught … Read more
This is a special story, about a man named Stevie. Stevie proved himself to be a capable employee, and so much more. When the chips were down, everyone found out how much Stevie meant to them. I try not to be biased, but I had my doubts about hiring Stevie. His placement counselor assured me … Read more
A mommy blogger only identified as Sherry wrote on her blog, Hand Me Downs, about her encounter with a cashier over her son, who has Down syndrome. Sherry started her post by writing about her two-year old son, Gabe, who acts like, well, most two-year olds. He’s curious, throws tantrums, and loves music. Sometimes, she … Read more