World Down Syndrome Day and a Whole Lot of Love
Dear Future Mom blew me away. As in knocked my socks off.
If you had dry eyes by the end of this video I’m not sure we can be friends. I keep rewatching this at my desk and having to dive for the kleenex. This video has powerful mojo.
The video was created to address the fears of a young woman expecting a baby with Down Syndrome and released in anticipation of World Down Syndrome Day, March 21. Dear Future Mom was produced by Coordown, which is the Italian Coordinator of the National Association of People with Down Syndrome.
What did you think? Do I have any kleenex buddies in the crowd?
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This video slays me. So good.
That was a very powerful video Meite. Thank You
All Spencer. He showed me the video and I just knew it had to go on the blog.