Comments on: Prenatal test for DS among year’s top science stories http://www.patriciaebauer.com/2008/12/27/prenatal-test-top-science-stories-6724/ Disability News | PatriciaEBauer.com Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:50:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Karessa http://www.patriciaebauer.com/2008/12/27/prenatal-test-top-science-stories-6724/comment-page-1/#comment-3559 Karessa Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:51:44 +0000 http://www.patriciaebauer.com/?p=6724#comment-3559 I agree with you 110%. My son is two and is the best person in my life. I have found Gods purpose for me in him. Its sad some people will never get to enjoy their child with DS until they get to heaven and see what a beautiful person they decided to kill. It makes me so angry! ok im gonna stop here. You are a very blessed man. I agree with you 110%. My son is two and is the best person in my life. I have found Gods purpose for me in him. Its sad some people will never get to enjoy their child with DS until they get to heaven and see what a beautiful person they decided to kill. It makes me so angry! ok im gonna stop here. You are a very blessed man.

]]> By: Kurt http://www.patriciaebauer.com/2008/12/27/prenatal-test-top-science-stories-6724/comment-page-1/#comment-3412 Kurt Sat, 27 Dec 2008 15:48:50 +0000 http://www.patriciaebauer.com/?p=6724#comment-3412 Recently I read an article about how scientists are going to use an outer space satellite to monitor the kangaroo rat which is an endangered species. The article states: "It allows us to more quickly recognize whether populations are declining where we want them to exist. "If they go below a threshold, that is when we would consider intervening." I have a beautiful 5-year-old daughter Chloe who has Down Syndrome, and she has brought immeasurable good and light into the world. Because of the refining and increase in prenatal testing, children with Down Syndrome are also an endangered species with a 90%+ abortion rate once identified in the womb. Chloe's unique human species could very well become extinct in another generation if attitudes are not changed. At age 5, Chloe has positively impacted more people than most individuals do in a lifetime. Chloe's picture has been on the big screen in Times Square as part of the National Down Syndrome Society awareness video, and she has been written about in several papers. Chloe met Governor Palin and Senator McCain twice during the campaign and my official name has become "Chloe's Dad". Chloe attends her neighborhood elementary school, and her teachers frequently comment that the kids are drawn to her. There are many challenges and valleys to navigate when blessed with a child with a disability, but the rewards are priceless when you are able to disconnect from this frenzied world and see the glimpse of Heaven these children offer. I have become so upset by the movement to abort children with Down Syndrome that I started a site http://sadsin.blogspot.com/ to educate people about this eugenic movement. Instead of the kangaroo rat I wish we could monitor children with Down Syndrome from outer space because they truly are a priceless gift from God who remind us in this self-centered world that serving others is much more rewarding than serving ourselves. Recently I read an article about how scientists are going to use an outer space satellite to monitor the kangaroo rat which is an endangered species. The article states: “It allows us to more quickly recognize whether populations are declining where we want them to exist. “If they go below a threshold, that is when we would consider intervening.”

I have a beautiful 5-year-old daughter Chloe who has Down Syndrome, and she has brought immeasurable good and light into the world. Because of the refining and increase in prenatal testing, children with Down Syndrome are also an endangered species with a 90%+ abortion rate once identified in the womb.

Chloe’s unique human species could very well become extinct in another generation if attitudes are not changed. At age 5, Chloe has positively impacted more people than most individuals do in a lifetime. Chloe’s picture has been on the big screen in Times Square as part of the National Down Syndrome Society awareness video, and she has been written about in several papers. Chloe met Governor Palin and Senator McCain twice during the campaign and my official name has become “Chloe’s Dad”. Chloe attends her neighborhood elementary school, and her teachers frequently comment that the kids are drawn to her.

There are many challenges and valleys to navigate when blessed with a child with a disability, but the rewards are priceless when you are able to disconnect from this frenzied world and see the glimpse of Heaven these children offer. I have become so upset by the movement to abort children with Down Syndrome that I started a site http://sadsin.blogspot.com/ to educate people about this eugenic movement. Instead of the kangaroo rat I wish we could monitor children with Down Syndrome from outer space because they truly are a priceless gift from God who remind us in this self-centered world that serving others is much more rewarding than serving ourselves.

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