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• Trampus Dad Awarded
• 2007 Charleston SC Special Olympics
  
  2007 Charleston SC Special Olympics
• American Express Member's Projects Campaign
• Afternoon Fun
  
  Ready Set Jump event for DSAL
• Holiday Party
  
  Some pictures from our holiday party held December 2006
• A Night at the Joe
  
  What do you get when you mix BBQ, Baseball, Boiled Peanuts and the Buddy Walk? That's right, you get DSAL night at the JOE! We had a great time with friends and family.
• A Very Special Wedding By Claudia Wallis
  
  A new generation of people with Down syndrome are living longer, finishing school, getting jobs and now — with a little help — beginning to marry
• Senate Bill Threatens Cuts in Vital Disability Services
  The NDSC has joined other national disability organizations urging Senators NOT to support S. 3521, the "Stop Over-Spending Act of 2006 (SOS)." This bill, introduced by Senator Judd Gregg (R.NH), chairman of the Senate Budget Committee could have negative implications for programs serving people with disabilities in the following ways:
• DSALs Own Robin Smith is Awarded a Scholarship to the Sixth Annual Early Childhood Inclusion Institute
  
  The National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) announced today that thirteen individuals have been awarded scholarships to participate in the Sixth Annual Early Childhood Inclusion Institute in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Each scholarship recipient is the parent of a child with Down syndrome and was nominated by an NDSS Affiliate group to represent the local organization at the Institute and in systems change efforts in their states.
• Survey: Down syndrome diagnoses found wanting
  A survey of mothers in the March issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology found that obstetricians and genetic counselors are falling short when it comes to delivering a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome to pregnant women. Mothers who have children with Down syndrome, diagnosed prenatally, reported that doctors did not tell them about the positive potential of people with Down syndrome nor did they feel like they received enough up-to-date information or contact information for parent support groups.
• DSAL Family Fun Night at the House of Bounce
  
  The House of Bounce in Ladson, SC kindly donated an evening of fun to DSAL families. Fun was had by all.
• Dancing Master A young Saltspring Island man has overcome the disability of Down syndrome with his natural grace
  
  The path of an artist, no matter the medium, is often a road less travelled. That was true of dancer Brad Magnus when he performed with country star Michelle Wright at the Sky Dome in Toronto, and for the Emperor of Japan at Expo 2005. But it's just as true now, as he audits dance and drama classes at the University of Victoria.
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