Noelle, You Make Me Better
I vividly remember the day I found out our daughter would likely be born with Down syndrome. My husband and I were in California for my sister-in-law’s wedding, and I remembe
Das, You Make Me Better
The moment is coming, and I can almost palpably feel it. I’ve spent the last many minutes doing my “doctor stuff” — obtaining and confirming all the pertinent medical detai
Ares, You Make Me Better
When we first learned about Ares’ Down syndrome diagnosis through a NIPT test, we felt a mix of emotions: sad, afraid, and nervous about the unknown. Not because of his diagnosis
Natalia, You Make Me Better
At 40 years of age, I had waited so long to have a baby. Every part of me was ecstatic to share the news with friends and family when it finally happened. Then I got the news that
Alora, You Make Me Better
I don’t think anyone can fully prepare you for the moment a diagnosis enters the room. When my daughter was born, and I heard the words “Down syndrome,” my heart felt like it
Teddy, You Make Me Better
When Teddy was diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth, we were taken aback. Our little boy had shown no visible signs of Trisomy 21 the entire pregnancy. We were scared and unsure o
Aspyn, You Make Me Better
When I was 12 weeks pregnant with twins, we were told one or both of our girls could have Down syndrome. I remember the fear, the questions, and all the unknowns that rushed throug
Delilah, You Make Me Better
Our daughter Delilah is a beautiful gift, and her presence is a profound blessing that has reshaped our family’s perspective on love, joy, and resilience. Delilah has taught
Scout, You Make Me Better
Scout, you are the cherry on top of our family, and you were always meant to be ours. Long before we were married or had any children, when we were still kids ourselves, God was qu
Motley, You Make Me Better
My name is Skyler, and when I was 23 years old, I was expecting my third and final baby. After having two baby boys, I was absolutely thrilled when we found out our third baby was