This is What it’s Like to Live with Down Syndrome
Quick as a flash I can be struck by lightening. In an instant I can swept away by the beauty of my son, just like any other parent does with their child. In any moment I can roar at laughter at the silly things he does, just like any other parent does.
Down Syndrome exists like a subset in my existence. Addison is still expected to put his dishes in the sink and not scratch his sister’s eyeballs out. His sister is expected to return the favor. I have two kids that fight, agree, love, wrestle, giggle, and love to dress up in play capes and silly hats.
When I last looked, I have two kids, just like any other parent does.
