LOVE, LAUGHTER AND LIFE. A LITTLE BOY AND HIS FAMILY'S JOURNEY WITH DOWN SYNDROME
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River has Down syndrome, and he’s going to change the world!
Thanks for visiting I am River. I’m Hayley, mum to Skyler and River and we are here to help squash some outdated views about what Downs syndrome really means. I want people to see the truth and not just scary medical facts and opinions.
And finally I wanted to give River a voice, until he can use his own. I want to help give all people with Down syndrome a voice in a world that sees them as less.
You can reach me using the contact form or my email address is hayley@iamriver.net
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