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To: markedmannerf

Just this past Saturday, I saw a Down’s child cry...He was, I think, stung by a bee...

I can’t ever...EVER...remember seeing a Down’s child crying before...I have never seen a Down’s child with anything but a smile or look of determination on their face...

IMO, they have always seemed so cheerful and happy..outgoing, friendly...


7 posted on 09/08/2008 6:37:51 AM PDT by Boonie
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To: Boonie

Their faces seem to light up at the smallest of pleasures...


9 posted on 09/08/2008 6:39:16 AM PDT by Boonie
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To: Boonie
I can’t ever...EVER...remember seeing a Down’s child crying before...

As the father of a Down Syndrome child, I can assure you that he cries - just like any other child. He also fights with his brothers, locks bedroom doors at inopportune times, and exhibits likes & dislikes just as anyone else would. What is particularly wonderful about my Son is that his smile is contagious and near-constant.

My Son is our family's social barometer - if he doesn't like someone, they are (and we proven this) probably someone we shouldn't associate with. But, if he likes someone - be prepared for the great hugs & kisses coming your way!

20 posted on 09/08/2008 7:15:36 AM PDT by GunnyB (Once a Marine, Always a Marine)
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To: Boonie

My sister (age 41) has Down’s Syndrome, and she has only shed tears twice, at the deaths of our Mom & Dad. I remember her crying once as a baby, when she needed a diaper change, but that is the one and only time!


26 posted on 09/08/2008 9:43:26 AM PDT by 6323cd ("It is prohibited to make use of such emotional signs in a cellphone!")
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