Mia Armstrong says Down syndrome is a superpower

[@Yu-ir5sr]

Such a beautiful young lady and strong mom. Thank you for leading the way for us 🤗

[@susieusmaximus5330]

It's amazing and wonderful to see what can happen when kids are fully supported to be everything they can be. Go, Mia!

[@DuckYcounTryGurl3879]

What a touching interview. I am so proud of you guys this morning. I am so proud of Mia and her wonderful family. What a kind tender soul and I am so proud of your momma as well. 🤗💜

[@noraalbright777]

I have a friend who has a baby with Down syndrome and she’s proving all her drs wrong!! So is Mia!!

[@DuckYcounTryGurl3879]

@@noraalbright777 wow.

[@sheilafae]

Mia is so poised, well-spoken and funny too! Love it. Much success is wished for the book.

[@noraalbright777]

She’s beautiful!! Congratulations on writing ur first book!! I’m also writing my first book!!

[@cherylbrunner9404]

My son also has down syndrome and high functioning.her speech is awesome and so is she😊

[@stacyscooby8488]

you are amazing I have a learning disability i have a cousin has down syndrome as a person who lives with a disability thank you so Much . for your amazing work. you are amazing person go girl.

[@marytheresejacksonlutz2533]

Just precious, what a lovely little girl-so smart!

[@sheenagriffith2635]

Great and encouraging to see Mia thriving with her disability. She's such a role model for others like her. I wish her much continued success and all the best.

[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

What disability?

[@milotickz]

Mia is so adorable!!

[@elainejsta]

A wonderful story! Thank you Mia for all you do!! You're inspiring and so cool!!!

[@nlp6082]

I love Mia’s confidence ❤ She has spark!

[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

What a character Mia is! I bet she’s fun to hang out with.

[@BisonBabe]

Lovely❤Bright❤️Beautiful❤️

[@Teresa-516]

This is only for the few seeking more about crypto world. “Cryptocurrency is a new and exciting technology that is revolutionizing the way we think about money and finance. It’s a technology that has the potential to change the world for the better, and it’s something that everyone should be aware of and learn more about.”

[@PatrickJames-uv6ij]

Exactly that’s true. "I know someone who started investing in cryptocurrency a few years ago, and they've had amazing success. They started with a small investment, and over time they've seen their money grow exponentially. They've been able to pay off debts, buy a house, and even take some amazing vacations. It's been life-changing for them. And the best part is that they're still learning and growing in the crypto world, and they're not stopping anytime soon."

[@Josefa-743]

Cryptocurrency is very important and helpful "I know someone who lost their job a few years ago, and they were really struggling to make ends meet. But then they started learning about cryptocurrency and how it could be a way to earn income. They took a leap of faith and started investing, and it's been a total game-changer for them. They've been able to pay their bills, put food on the table, and even start saving for the future. They're so grateful that they took the chance on crypto, and they can't wait to see what the future holds."

[@terid3569]

❤❤❤ love her

[@andrewcooper6366]

An inspiration

[@jillloutsch]

I love Down syndrome people so much. They are the sweetest, kindest, have their own personalities. And we can all take something from them to be kind, loving, and respectful to each other. It cost nothing to treat each other with respect and kindness 💙💛💙💛

[@sarahshaw1937]

Wish everyone would remember we are all God's children. Just like God made different flowers, animals, etc., He made his children different.

[@kendra7540]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!! YOU ROCK MIA 🥰

[@littlelion2544]

The problem is, not all families are the same, and some do Not want you to speak to them.

[@shoshannafachima1306]

Bravissima to mia❤❤❤

[@judiesingercomeau1236]

What is a 302? Chris's center mobile.

[@gratefulhank]

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[@Rehearsal3434]

Misconceptions about people with Down syndrome lead to a disproportionate number of diagnosed children being aborted. It is estimated that 60 percent to 90 percent of children diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted in the U.S., compared to 18 percent of all pregnancies ending in abortion. In the UK: Ninety per cent of women whose unborn babies are diagnosed with Down's syndrome choose to have an abortion, which is legal right up until birth In Iceland, Denmark and France: In the United States each year, more than 6,000 babies with Down syndrome are born, according to the National Down Syndrome Society. However, almost none are born in Iceland. That’s because nearly 100 percent of women in Iceland who receive a positive test for Down syndrome choose to terminate the pregnancy. In Denmark, 98 percent of pregnancies with a Down syndrome diagnosis are terminated. In France, it’s 77 percent, and in the United States it’s 67 percent. These are troubling statistics even if one is pro-choice.

[@brunaabecia586]

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[@HerAeolianHarp]

Thanks for the good story. Down's Syndrome, not "Down".

[@susieusmaximus5330]

Your comment made me curious, so I googled. It looks like, in the U.S. at least, either term may be used, but the term most frequently used clinically is "Down Syndrome".

[@terrik8577]

I’m the mother of an adult daughter with Down syndrome, and the correct wording is Down, just as I have written it - capitals D, no s, and lower case s in syndrome.

[@susieusmaximus5330]

@@terrik8577Thanks for the correction!

[@vadoksam9235]

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[@giselef4885]

Her parents doing it

[@MaryAnn-vq3kl]

To the mother you need to tone it down , be so flashy

[@terid3569]

Hush

[@marialongoria8774]

What?? Flashy?!!

[@vhacker71]

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[@JaniceTaylor-it3ed]

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