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Not Different
November 1, 2011
Brian Lawson’s two-year-old daughter, Teija, is just his little girl.
“She runs around, laughs and giggles just like any other girl,” he said. “She has tea parties with her daddy. She likes to play with her dolls.”
Teija was born with Down syndrome. But she is more similar to other children than different, her mother, Jennifer, added.
“She loves Sesame Street. She loves music. She loves Elmo. She loves potato chips,” she said.
Buddy Walk raises awareness of Down syndrome
Jason Freimanis and his family have a very personal connection with the Down Syndrome Association of Sudbury’s annual Buddy Walk.
Freimanis, an officer with the Greater Sudbury Police Service, and his wife, Tania, are parents to three boys, Josh, 9, Cael, 6, and Liam, 2. Liam was born with Down syndrome, but the couple said their son has given the family a new outlook on life
Nothing Down about this up-beat motivator
Once written off by doctors, a London man has started a charity to help others.
Disabled Girl Reduced to a Number
Immigrant family told daughter's health care costs 'an excessive burden;' may have to return to France
Kitchener Zoning Bylaws are Thought to be Discriminatory
The City of Kitchener is being taken to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal by a group that says zoning bylaws here discriminate against people with disabilities.
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