
When my daughter was born(almost 4 years ago) she was diagnosed with Down Syndrome. After the shock wore off, I immersed myself in finding all the information I could on Downs. Books and the Internet provided a lot of valuable, scientific, clinical, and medical information. There was however, a lack of real world info. To help fill this void, I am BLOGGING. This will be a light hearted, irreverent, and true account of raising a child who is beautiful, smart, funny, sassy, sweet, loving, kind, and who happens to have Down Syndrome. I hope that this blog will bring smiles and laughter and show UPSIDE of DOWNS!
I have had the privilege of knowing Riley from the time she was born and can attest that she truly is a remarkable little girl.
Alena and Gerard are bringing her up right, as you can see from the outfit in the picture!
Jim, I bet you bleed purple. LOL. God sends us children as a gift. Some gifts are more special than others. I think of a nephew of mine who has downs, he is so loving. I also think of a former dallas and alabama coach, Gene Stallings who had a child with downs who impacted the lives of so many of the athletes that he coached. I heard his story on Focus on the Family, it was great.
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