I have an older cousin in India who has downs syndrome. Of all the people I visit when I go back, I look forward to seeing him the most, his feelings of love are heartfelt and sincere.
I will make a promise not to use the "r" word as an insult in the future.
Daniel Niblock is a graphic artist and animator who lives in Durham, North Carolina. On July 14, 2008, he became the proud father of his second child: Ozzie, a 4 lb., 11 oz. baby boy. Ozzie has Down syndrome. This blog chronicles the bewildering experience of stepping into a topsy-turvy new world. It began as a place where family and friends could come to read words that were too difficult to speak aloud. It has transformed into a place where people can read about discovery, strength and love. Hopefully these collected reflections can help others find the way out of the darkness and into the light.
My PSW
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My PSW.
I have met two but only one came back. The one I liked. She is a bit shy to
talk to but is up and enthusiastic about helping me. She agreed to a...
Birthday Number Twelve
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My not-so-little kiddo is now twelve! Lucas is almost as tall as me now; I
wouldn't be surprised if he's taller than me by his 13th birthday!
Kayla had an...
Welcome to 2020!
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2020 started off with a BANG for me! I expect this year is going to bring
lots of information and new people into my - our - life.
I am considering moving...
Product News
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Dear Square Pegs
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I received emails and comments after this post telling me I’m not alone,
many from people who have not yet found their way back into the church
because of ...
Two and Two
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It's Down Syndrome Awareness Month, y'all!
And, I remembered my password to this blog!
Will wonders never cease?
I haven't been writing much since...well,...
The Girls Have Moved
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Now that Mallory and Peach have been Masha and Autumn for a few years, it
is time to move them into the family blog. They still get their own page, Love
Ad...
I've Moved
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I was given this blog as a gift from my sister in December of 2008. Back
then it was the only social media outlet I had. Since that time, I've
joined the r...
More Alike or Just Different?
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I've been thinking about this for some time now (actually, for longer than
I care to admit - *sigh* how I've neglected this blog this past year), but
I fel...
Businesses Owned By People with Down Syndrome
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Here is a list business owners who have an extra chromosome! I add new
ones as I learn about them!
Please comment with any other ones that you know of!
M...
What a New Mom Needs
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When you have a baby, especially your first baby, you really need access to
good information. Learning to feed your baby, obsessing over how many dirty
dia...
Toys with Therapy Influence
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I am always mindful of things... toys, apps, books...whatever it should be
that would not only entertain Reid but would also hold value in a
therapeutic...
Ann Coulter, It's Time to Apologize
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Throwing around the word “retarded” to denigrate people you disagree with
politically is not a Liberal thing or a Conservative thing, a Right or a
Left thi...
TalkTools Straw #7
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Straw #7 is the second to the last one in the TalkTools straw hierarchy
kit. Matthew used this straw for 3 months, from April through June.
It must have b...
how to be E for a morning
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6:15 wake up. Chat in bed, saying “pee! pee! pee! pee!” over and over. Make
moms wonder “is he saying ‘pee’, or is he saying ‘play’? Because the two
sound ...
Making a Donation
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My hair has gotten very long. I can't brush it myself. Mom said it was time
for a cut.
The hair lady said it was long enough to donate. That means I can ...
Cassidy
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Outside of Cassidy's daycare room there is a bulletin board. It used to
have apples on it and now there is a picture of a turkey asking the
question, "What...
Four
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Four years ago today, a beautiful little girl was born in a quaint and
picturesque town along the Dneiper river in southeastern Ukraine.
What should have...
Today, Liljana would have been seven.
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Seven years ago today I gave birth to Liljana O’Connor. The only time I’ve
managed to slip in the remotest inkling of Slavic heritage in to any of my...
Moving On
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After a great deal of thought and wrestling with the decision in my head,
I've decided it's time to retire Finnian's Journey. This has been kind of
an emot...
Consolidating
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I've moved the posts from Mirabel's blog to our family blog, here. I
haven't had the time to update one blog, let alone two! And while Mirabel's
Down syndr...
1 comment:
I have an older cousin in India who has downs syndrome. Of all the people I visit when I go back, I look forward to seeing him the most, his feelings of love are heartfelt and sincere.
I will make a promise not to use the "r" word as an insult in the future.
Thanks for reopening my eyes with your blog!
DK
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