Tatum, You Make Me Better
“Tatum doesn’t just brighten our days – she transforms them. From the moment she arrived, Tatum challenged us to see the world through a lens of compassion, patience,
Mara, You Make Me Better
Receiving Mara’s prenatal Down syndrome diagnosis was extremely emotional and hard for us. It came with a stage of grief, then a long stage of worry before her arrival. We wo
Alashi, You Make Me Better
Two and a half years ago, we received a Jack’s Basket that was filled with love, hope, and encouragement during a time of uncertainty. That gift meant more to us than words c
Torvi, You Make Me Better
Torvi Rose has made me a better person, parent, and healthcare provider. She has taught me to find the beauty in unexpected things. Her pure joy is something our family treasures.
Liana, You Make Me Better
When our sweet Liana was born, her diagnosis was unexpected. Like many parents, the news wasn’t delivered gently, and at first, we felt fear and sadness. We worried about her fut
Oliver, You Make Me Better
“I had learned early on in my pregnancy that my son had a high probability of having Down syndrome. A 74% chance to be exact. I immediately turned to Google, turned to TikTok
Sam, You Make Me Better
“It’s awesome to have him as a brother.” “He brings me joy when I’m able to play with him.” “He’s going to make you smile, he’
Audrey, You Make Me Better
Early in my pregnancy, I did genetic testing, like I did with all of my previous pregnancies. Once the results were in, my doctor called me and said that our baby would likely have
Elijah, You Make Me Better
Upon hearing the news that our baby likely had Down syndrome, I was devastated. We went through all the testing, at every turn hoping the doctors would be incorrect, but after a
Tate, You Make Me Better
Ten months ago, I met someone who would quietly, profoundly, and beautifully change the very core of who I am. His name is Tate. He arrived on November 8th, nestled in my arms, swa