down syndrome
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peachpurple
@peachpurple (13880)
• Malaysia
5 Aug 17
Little did I expect that there are Muslims who are kind heart people towards their own community. Most people, regardless of religion would shun or stare hard at Down Syndrome people, that is the normal reaction. However, today...
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bern loleng
@anrain (77)
• Cebu City, Philippines
12 Aug 16
what,s really in their mind?,I can hardly think about it. Their mental and physical health and life span. Maybe they have their own special abilities too,to consider not yet discovered at any point.I wonder if ever they fall in...
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maximax8
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
10 Mar 11
In life there are some people that are disabled like one that uses a wheelchair, one that is blind, one that is deaf and another that has down syndrome. The person in the wheelchair likes to read books and watch movies. The person...
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basqui
@basqui (3888)
• Philippines
21 May 10
I've read about his story on an old Canadian Issue of Reader's Digest and it's amazing how he managed to get known in the NHL despite having a Down Syndrome. He started being an assistant in the Oilers Team and became known to all...
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maximax8
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
1 Aug 09
My toddler son goes to a play group for children with special needs. Since he began going there the other parents have given me a wealth of knowledge. My son has spina bifida. He is unable to walk and he needs catheter care. His...
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revellanotvanella
@revellanotvanella (4033)
• United States
3 Jul 09
I just caught her last words, "Conditions have drastically changed" with my mouth
wide open, "America is now more than ever looking North to the future"
because I totally thought PALIN had her mind dead on...
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violeta_va
@violeta_va (4831)
• Australia
25 Nov 08
There is a case of a German doctor that came to Australia with his family because there is a shortage of doctors in rural places. Now the family wants to stay in Australia but they are told they cant because one of their kids has...
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Pigglies
@Pigglies (9329)
• United States
14 Jul 08
Or basically, can animals be born with an extra chromosome? Other than humans that is.
Where I volunteer with a marine mammal rehab, there is an elephant seal that has the most interesting shaped head. And he seems really slow,...
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CherBear04
@CherBear04 (483)
• United States
20 May 08
I was just curious - do you think people with down syndrome are capable of graduating college and living a fairly normal life if people just took extra time with them to teach them these things? How severely does it affect their...
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Raychieeee
@Raychieeee (6)
• Australia
5 May 08
I'm studying disability services (and also have a brother who has down syndrome) and am doing an assignment on stereotypes surrounding disability. My view is that people who have had personal experience with disability generally...
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irishmist
@irishmist (3814)
• United States
25 Mar 08
I just started a new job in a nursing home in addition to my job in the retirement home. I'm working as a diet aide, each unit has their own diningroom, and the first unit I'm being trained on is the Dementia Unit, I will be...
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AngelNicki
@AngelNicki (412)
• United States
6 Feb 08
I was thinking about a disturbing childhood memory I have.
When I was about twelve, a friend of mine invited me to go with her and her sister to the birthday party of the sister's friend. The birthday girl had a younger brother...
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