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Oh how cute she is I had twin girls also o e pass when they were born if she wo3of live doctor’s say I would had to be taking back and fouth to the doctor’s Visit the village hogsmeade retro poster but it would of been a blessing to have both My daughter Mia has trisomy 3 as well, 3q in particular…she is 14 and nonverbal too, but starting to use the word “no” and more meaningful gestures…maybe when she is in her 20’s she will be able to communicate as effectively as Natasha! I hope so! This is Mia I don’t know how you do these interviews. I’m balling every time. God bless these people. This is such a great service to humanity. I truly hope that it goes a long way in allowing others to feel more comfortable

approaching people who have all kinds of individual differences. We all know the odd feeling mixed with curiosity that we have when we are presented with situations that are new to us. I find that the main thing that people should learn from these videos is that it is more alright and even appreciated by families when you approach, ask questions and engage with their family members whose child/sister/brother/cousin/all are many times so very lonely and so used to being ignored. I was raised with an Aunt with Down’s Syndrome. The odd thing was that I was so comfortable around her, she rocked me as a baby and was a significant part of my growing up, so natural, yet I still wasn’t comfortable around even others with Down’s.