Read more about the article “That Was Not a House of Sadness”: How Disability Shapes Families Through Love and Relationship
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“That Was Not a House of Sadness”: How Disability Shapes Families Through Love and Relationship

I still remember the early days after Penny’s Down syndrome diagnosis, when I wondered what kind of life we were entering. Would our home become a place defined by fear…

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Read more about the article Advice for Penny’s First Solo Flight: A Network of Care in the Skies
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Advice for Penny’s First Solo Flight: A Network of Care in the Skies

Our daughter Penny is 20 years old and has Down syndrome. I cannot believe the outpouring of support, encouragement, and advice we received from far and wide—including multiple Delta executives…

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Read more about the article Penny in Fourth Grade: What Inclusion Teaches Us About Disability, Education, and Belonging
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Penny in Fourth Grade: What Inclusion Teaches Us About Disability, Education, and Belonging

When she was in fourth grade, Penny was supposed to do a project on a “big question.” She decided to learn about Down syndrome. Later, after she made her presentation,…

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