Who Imagined this Future?
When your child is born with down syndrome, a bright future may be hard to imagine. The future became a long tunnel, too misty and unknown to even imagine…
When your child is born with down syndrome, a bright future may be hard to imagine. The future became a long tunnel, too misty and unknown to even imagine…
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Saturday launched with a peanut butter sandwich in Times Square, where we met many friends, some of which we knew before we got there, but not all. Then we watched a big screen in the city that never sleeps and saw babies we “awwwwed,” people we “Cool!”-ed, and – the man we came to see – Marcus.
I don’t remember seeing him but I must’ve for the split second it took to hit record on my
Today let’s talk about the newly published book, The Parent’s Guide to Down Syndrome.
(Insert quiet side squeal of delight. Clear throat. Begin again.)
In the spring of 2015, the original title suggested by Adams Media included the phrase: “new parents.” So as Jen and I began our drafts, new parents and the idea of speaking to new parents, lingered in the forefront