The Washington Post has created a great project called onBeing, a series of video interviews with people from varying backgrounds intended to help foster understanding. I uploaded the clip on Down syndrome onto Youtube. It's well worth the watch.
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8 comments:
Watched several of the videos. They were all good. I had to go back and watch the video of my granddaughter's first six months of life. I am quite misty eyed.
This is really very cool... Braska and I just watched it, and she seemed so engaged. I love the interaction between son and mom, and as silly as it seems, when we first were told that Braska had DS, I didn't think that kind of thing was possible. Seems ridiculous now, and I can't wait til she can tell me knock knock jokes.
Hope you don't mind that I post a link as well...
Thank you so much for sharing this! I loved it!
Anne
anne@archiesroom.com
I am posting a link as well. Thanks for sharing this!
Love the clip! Thank you for uploading it to YouTube!
Carole: I really enjoyed a few of them; I'm happy they inspired you to revisit your granddaughter's early years.
RK: This video really gave me some hope... and please, I hope everyone sees it. Link away..
Anne: Thanks
Tricia: Great! I think the reason why this video moved me was it's simplicity and honesty. Glad you're linking to it.
Deborah: Glad you enjoyed it.
This was tremendous.
Thanks for exposing me to it.
I would like to write a post next week about you and link to your blog and this video, with our permission of course.
Isabel: I'd be honored.
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