Her smile says it all. And she doesn't want to remove her crown. My kind o' gal. :love:
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Her smile says it all. And she doesn't want to remove her crown. My kind o' gal. :love:
http://www.yahoo.com/s/971610
What a great story!! Serious LES!!!
I loved the story. It was on our news up here too.
Same here!! I love stories like this. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by critter crazy
What a great heartwarming story!! I've always loved people with Downs!! They are so friendly and they believe in life!
Makes me thing about my friends' soccer-buddy Mo, who died last night
LES here too. what a wonderful story. with all the doom and gloom in the world right now THIS story was just what we needed
:) Yes I was so proud of this warming story.. Aledo Tx is just about 40 min from me.. This girl is of such beauty.. I just wanted to hugg her & say you Go Girl..
I saw this on the national news! What a terrific story!
What a wonderful story! Thank you for posting it!
What a great story.
The other teens deserve a hug for recognizing this girl's true beauty and personality. What a heartwarming story.
That's so sweet! :)
:love:
Wonderful story!
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Originally Posted by Maya & Inka's mommy
I loved this story too. You just know this honor will mean so much to
this girl.:) I read where she wore her crown to bed that night.
Lut, I am so sorry about your friend's buddy Mo. :( I think sometimes
the good & the innocent, die younger because they don't have anything
to atone for in this life.
Downs Syndrome people have a much shorter average lifespan than others, only into their fifties, and many don't make it that long because of other complications that Downs can bring to a person. But the time they are with us can be a joyful one.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizbud