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down syndrome
“My Hero Brother”: Special Needs Adults and their Siblings Scale New Heights
Dancers with Up Syndrome
There are certain moments in life that just catch you off guard — in a very deep way.
Eitan Wernick: Setting an example of what’s special at YULA High School
Among his 12th-grade classmates at YULA Boys High School, Eitan Wernick doesn’t feel like a “special needs” person.
For kids with disabilities, time to move from inclusion to normalcy
Just the other day, I overheard someone saying that they had a wonderful interaction with the “Down syndrome employee” at their local cafe.
Special day for special needs
\”Do you want to start or should I?” asked Shlomo Meyers, the more brazen of the two. His bashful wife, Danielle, gave him the go-ahead.\n
Finding their place [VIDEO]
Lauren Levine is settling in with a group of friends apartment to watch “American Idol,” when a look of panic comes over her face. She rummages around, finds her keys and darts out.“I left the hair thing on,” she says when she returns, breathless, from her own apartment downstairs. “I was straightening Jasmine’s hair before we came up here, and I forgot to turn it off. Wow. That was close.” Levine has wide blue eyes accentuated with sparkly eye shadow, and her voice is spiced with a sense of interested wonder.