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Linda is a disability champion who speaks to parents of children with Down Syndrome and community members and leaders. She frequently contributes to publications and podcasts that focus on disability advocacy and promoting full inclusion and accessibility to every aspect of community life for individuals with disabilities.
Empowering Families: Teaching Independent Living Skills to Children with Down Syndrome and Other Disabilities.
“It’s important to remember that although they have a diagnosis of Down Syndrome, they are children first. It may take them longer to learn self-care skills…”
Podcast Episodes
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The KORE Women Podcast
International Bestselling Author of “Blessed with Extraordinary: Support and resources for families of children with Down Syndrome" - Linda Bonner
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Thinking That Matters
“In this inspiring episode of Thinking That Matters, we had the pleasure of welcoming our good friend Linda Bonner.”
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Learning to Recognize the Little Joys with Linda Bonner
“Linda is such a light and radiates joy! Get ready to hear about her amazing journey and get to know her kind heart.”
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It's A You Thing Podcast
Join me as I sit down with the amazing Linda Bonner, author, creator, disability advocate, and my wonderful aunt! 💖 We dive into her journey of raising a child with Down Syndrome, the importance of self-care, and celebrating life’s little victories.
Featured Disability Articles
About Down Syndrome: Myths VS Reality
“Many national and global Down Syndrome organizations are working hard to improve research, medical care, and overall services and support for individuals with Down Syndrome.”
Let’s look at a few of the myths vs. reality.
Myth #1: Down syndrome is a rare disorder.
The truth is that Down Syndrome is the most commonly occurring chromosomal condition. About one in every 770 babies born in the US are born with Down Syndrome, about 5,100 births per year….
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About Down Syndrome
“My first child was born in August of 1989. Overall, I had a good pregnancy, and other than a long labor, everything went well. Then, the doctors walked into the recovery room and told me my son had Down Syndrome. “
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Safeguarding Your Loved Ones with Disabilities
Children and adults with cognitive, developmental, and intellectual disabilities may need extra support in the event of an emergency. In addition to their disability, they may also have communication challenges that make it difficult to connect with others. Here are some options for you to consider for keeping your loved ones safe and secure.
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Why Inclusion Matters: Enhancing Business & Building Better Communities
Inclusion of people with disabilities is not just a nice thing to do; it also offers benefits for our communities and businesses. When we welcome everyone, we create a vibrant and successful environment that helps us all thrive. Let’s look at how including people with disabilities can make a positive difference.
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Meet Linda Bonner - Artist/Card Designer
In addition to being an author, speaker, and disability champion, Linda is also an artist and card designer. Learn more about her creative journey
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Why is it called Down Syndrome? The History Behind the Name
If individuals with Down Syndrome are generally happy, why is it called Down Syndrome? Why not “Up Syndrome”?Let’s get to the history of the name and facts you should know.
