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A Positive Result

One Boy With Down Syndrome and a Mum Who Refused to Let Others Tell Her What He Could or Couldn't Ac

Joanne Pasquale
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Pages
256
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Springtime Books

About

One in a thousand babies born in the UK every year has an extra chromosome that means they have Down syndrome. This is one boy's story as seen through his mother's eyes. When Jo and Cliff were told their child had Down syndrome at the 15th week of pregnancy, they had little idea of what this meant. Determined to provide the best for him, Jo found Jamie could teach her as much as she could teach him. This is her story of how it feels living with a child who is 'different'. With humour, determination and sadness, Jo gives the reader an insight into a world, where everyday tasks can be a struggle and simple things mean a great deal. She reveals how that extra chromosome may make Jamie different, but he is just the same as other children — given half the chance.

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