Re: coincidence or not...............

[Guest guest]

Breezy can find another person with Down syndrome in any crowd. She also has

given this gift to her sister. She sees a person with Down syndrome and gets

so excited, she comes to me and quietly says look Mom they are like Bri! But

I have noticed too that people who have a family member, friend or

acquittance can spot Breezy from across the way too and I have determined

that these people have the gift; they can see the angel wings. I proved that

to my sister one day at Disneyland. I told her you can tell who sees Breezy

as special and who sees her as different. There is a world of difference in

their response to her. Ain't life great? We get to watch these little

things evolve in our life's and most people just live life :0) How boring

can that be. haha. God Bless, GW

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/20/01 8:04:58 PM Central Daylight Time, GWDBNOBT@...

writes:

> Breezy can find another person with Down syndrome in any crowd.

HI

I thought Sara had this skill too but I now know she doesn't.

Sara will gravitate to the kids who are good talkers (NDA crowd), sadly

.....she's missing the chance for some great friendships with non-talkers

Kathy mom to Sara 9

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/20/01 8:04:58 PM Central Daylight Time, GWDBNOBT@...

writes:

> Breezy can find another person with Down syndrome in any crowd.

HI

I thought Sara had this skill too but I now know she doesn't.

Sara will gravitate to the kids who are good talkers (NDA crowd), sadly

.....she's missing the chance for some great friendships with non-talkers

Kathy mom to Sara 9

[Guest guest]

This is perhaps a sad commentary but has not been around

groups of people with DS. He recognizes it on TV or when he sees someone.

In school he was the only one most of the time. There were some younger kids

but he was not around them that much. We have one girl with DS among our

friends and he likes her but doesn't have much in common with her. He really

connected with my cousin's son when we met them a few years ago, this guy,

Joe, is about 10 years older than but they hit it off. R. didn't

care much for Joe's sister. The two are completely different in personality.

I sometimes think it would be good for him to be around others with DS more

but don't know how to manage it.

Jessie

[Guest guest]

This is perhaps a sad commentary but has not been around

groups of people with DS. He recognizes it on TV or when he sees someone.

In school he was the only one most of the time. There were some younger kids

but he was not around them that much. We have one girl with DS among our

friends and he likes her but doesn't have much in common with her. He really

connected with my cousin's son when we met them a few years ago, this guy,

Joe, is about 10 years older than but they hit it off. R. didn't

care much for Joe's sister. The two are completely different in personality.

I sometimes think it would be good for him to be around others with DS more

but don't know how to manage it.

Jessie

[Guest guest]

has done this many, many times. When she was in infant stim class,

there was an open house. Before we knew it, all the students with DS were

off to themselves, playing and sharing while the other students were milling

about or clinging to their parents. That was the first time I'd witnessed

such a thing and I'll never forget it. It has happened so many times since,

I've lost track.

granny

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" O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a

female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each

other ... " al-Qur'an 49:13

http://www.bspyle.com/granny.html

Re: coincidence or not...............

>

>

> > I don't believe in coincedence. I do believe that our children have a

> sixth

> > sense that we don't have.

> >

> > Fiona is a very shy child, she does not go up to strangers at all,

> > especially not strange children. She is very timid, very much afraid.

> > When she started walking, we were out shopping and went around the bend

of

> > another aisle and ran into a little boy about her age with Down

Syndrome.

> > They instantly hugged and kissed, then each ran back to their mothers.

He

> > was apparently very shy too and had never done this kind of thing before

> > either.

> > They recognized in each other a kindrid spirit, a " relative " of soul.

> >

> > Fiona also picked her own babysitter when she was about 2 and a half. I

> had

> > a few girls come by to see about hiring a babysitter on a long term

basis

> (I

> > work a few hours a week). They were all very nice university students,

> > college students etc. Fiona was very quiet and polite, played with each

> one

> > in turn thru out the week while I was interviewing them. Then " her "

Astrid

> > came to the door, she takes one look, grabs her hand and says " come " and

> > goes and plays with her and doesn't want to let her go home again. They

> have

> > been inseperable since.

> >

> > Our little ones definitely have a special sense of " soul " .

> >

> > Gundula

> >

> >

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

has done this many, many times. When she was in infant stim class,

there was an open house. Before we knew it, all the students with DS were

off to themselves, playing and sharing while the other students were milling

about or clinging to their parents. That was the first time I'd witnessed

such a thing and I'll never forget it. It has happened so many times since,

I've lost track.

granny

---

" O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a

female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each

other ... " al-Qur'an 49:13

http://www.bspyle.com/granny.html

Re: coincidence or not...............

>

>

> > I don't believe in coincedence. I do believe that our children have a

> sixth

> > sense that we don't have.

> >

> > Fiona is a very shy child, she does not go up to strangers at all,

> > especially not strange children. She is very timid, very much afraid.

> > When she started walking, we were out shopping and went around the bend

of

> > another aisle and ran into a little boy about her age with Down

Syndrome.

> > They instantly hugged and kissed, then each ran back to their mothers.

He

> > was apparently very shy too and had never done this kind of thing before

> > either.

> > They recognized in each other a kindrid spirit, a " relative " of soul.

> >

> > Fiona also picked her own babysitter when she was about 2 and a half. I

> had

> > a few girls come by to see about hiring a babysitter on a long term

basis

> (I

> > work a few hours a week). They were all very nice university students,

> > college students etc. Fiona was very quiet and polite, played with each

> one

> > in turn thru out the week while I was interviewing them. Then " her "

Astrid

> > came to the door, she takes one look, grabs her hand and says " come " and

> > goes and plays with her and doesn't want to let her go home again. They

> have

> > been inseperable since.

> >

> > Our little ones definitely have a special sense of " soul " .

> >

> > Gundula

> >

> >

>

>

> Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit reply for

messages to go to the sender of the message.

>

>