HOW MY FAMILY FELT ABOUT ME HAVING A BABY WITH DOWN SYNDROME // 3 YEARS LATER
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2019
- I asked my husband and parents what their fears were when I told them my unborn daughter would have Down syndrome.
This is a channel about the daily life of families living with a loved one with Down syndrome. We all remember what it felt like to hear the diagnosis for the first time and each of us tried to find what our life would be like by coming to the internet and places like RUclips. We searched for a channel like this and it came up short. So here we are different families, different backgrounds, different stories, sharing our lives. Real people, real life, real stories. Don't forget to subscribe!!
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“And we couldn’t love her any more”. That was beautiful and powerful and really touched my heart!
Justin pullin
Jessica massey
Melissa oiler
Mike oiler
Brother Michael Ellis
Sister Megan Ellis
Brother Kevin story
Sister Michelle story
Brother Scott brown
Sister Misty brown
Brother luis Luciano
Sister Danielle pullin
Great channel! I’m glad i stumbled across you all on Facebook. Our oldest child is 14 and has Downs and is one of our big contributors on our channel. I look forward to more of your videos.
awwww how cool! Thank you!
I have a granddaughter with Down syndrome, she’s 15 months old and she’s absolutely perfect 🥰 The only concerns that I had was the medical part but so far no major problems at all! Your daughter is absolutely beautiful and perfect🤗😘
thank you so much! Yes, social media can be so powerful. Both in good and bad ways, so we are hoping to provide a platform for parents in the same boat as us, where they can feel understood and not alone here on social media!
Omg shes so sweet!!! We found out in the hospital
I had a feeling in my heart when I looked at him that he had similar features and I really fell in my heart that he had Down syndrome I didn't say anything to anyone, no one mentioned that no one thought that he looks like it I just had this feeling the moment I set my eyes on him when they handed him to me the very first time. So when the pediatrician came in the very next day to check him out and told me I was by myself I didn't cry I wasn't shocked I just felt this sense of protection and listen to everything he said told him where do we go from here what do we do I was just basically feeling like let's conquer this we're going to conquer the world together little guy. The hard part was telling other people because you don't know what they're going to think you don't want them to be disappointed you don't want then to judge your child you want to protect your child and that is where the sadness comes in I wasn't sad them a little guy had Down syndrome I was sad of how the world was going to look at him. My husband and I were on the same page and we didn't care what anybody else thought we were excited just as we were with our other two sons
what a sweet story! Thank you for sharing! Everyones experience is so different, its awesome to hear from different parents!
I like seeing you with your husband!You make a great team!
Thanks grandpa seadschlag
She’s gorgeous! And you are an amazing mom ♥️ God bless your family
Thanks for the great videos!
I have a question did anyone in your life tell you they think you should get an abortion?
Kay Renee my family and friends did not but strangers online and my doctors did.
That’s horrible at least you had your family and friends support that’s all that really matters.
Yes, thankfully our family and friends were very supportive!