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Reading parts of the chapter angered me, as I know what my kids with Downs have accomplished.

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Something Emily Perl Kingsley did not have access to was programs such as Early intervention or EI. This is now a federal program as of 1986, and it provides a strong head start for families and children with a variety of disabling conditions.

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When a parent has a love and belief in their child, and they are advocates for their child, that will determine their child's success.

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Testing Options:  According to Solomon (2012), Although Emily Perl Kingsley and her husband chose not to test due to concern for possible injury to their unborn fetus, there are more choices than available to Kingsley in 1975.

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Testing Options:  According to Solomon (2012), Although Emily Perl Kingsley and her husband chose not to test due to concern for possible injury to their unborn fetus, there are more choices than available to Kingsley in 1975.

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To Test or Not To Test?

What parents-to-be need to know about genetic testing...

https://www.parentmap.com/article/genetic-testing

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This British physician was credited for classifying the the genetic disorder known as Down Syndrome in 1862.

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"a modern fable written by Emily Perl Kingsley in 1987" (Solomon, 2012, p. 169).