Daughter’s disability serves as motivation for this family
October 16th, 2007
From the Detroit Free Press: A feature about a Joe and Susan Kotlinski, a Michigan couple who developed a reading system for children with disabilities after the birth of their daughter. Maria Kotlinski, now 23, has Down syndrome. She reads, volunteers at a hospital and child care center, takes jazz dance classes and plays the piano.
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