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listed most of the responses below that people wanted to share
with you and others. They were written prior to the Beseen
Guestbook folding. Please note, that we replaced the abbreviation DS with Down Syndrome. After three years without one, we now have a new guestbook. Please feel free to leave your comments by clicking on the link below.
Due to link spamming, we regrettably deactivated our new guest book.

| Christi
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27/May/2002:11:40:59 |
WOW!! What a great
website for Jacob. My youngest, Matthew, 10 months
old, is Down Syndrome. I came across your site as I was
researching
information on TNI. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
It has
inspired and encouraged me to continue the fight. I am in
the process
of starting a D.S. parent support group in our area and
some of your
information is going to be quite helpful to a few of the
parents in our
group who are struggling just to accept the challenge
that they have
been given with raising a Down Syndrome child.
God Bless you and your family
Christi |
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| Susan
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25/May/2002:19:46:49 |
My 16 yr old daughter
has just given birth to a beautiful baby boy who
was diagnosed with Down Syndrome. He will be coming home
tonight from
the neonatal icu -&- my daughter -&- I are happy
he will be home now.
While I was doing some research on the web, I came across
your
website. I am very interested in keeping in contact with
other
families who have children with Down Syndrome and how they are
coping with
everything, including nutritional needs, etc. Also any
new research
that is being done to promote optimal health, both
physically -&-
mentally, of Down Syndrome babies.
My daughter -&- I are also Christians seeking the
Lord's will in all
this ... and we know that He will get the glory through
this little new
life in the world ...
Thank you for having such a wonderful website,
Susan
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| Lisa Kingsbury |
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21/May/2002:20:51:16 |
I really enjoyed your
website. You have some very good links to
information. I am on the DSTNI list with you. You have a
very lovely
family and Jacob is just gorgeous! Thanks for taking the
time to get
info. out to new parents.
Lisa Kingsbury
Mother of David 12, Alex 8, Ryder 2, Abby Down Syndrome 6 months |
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| Albamarina |
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16/May/2002:19:23:36 |
I`m writing from
Barcelona, Spain. But we are from Venezuela.
I have a 9 years old child with Down`s Syndrome. I have to
change my
place of living because of him, to educate him the way it
should be.
We lost tons of precious time in our third world country,
which do not
have any of the avantages that have first countries. Even
though, there
were the therapists and the doctor who try to shown the
best way to
follown with less than little to go on.
Now, I have him in a very good special school which have
interchanged
classes with a regular public school.
I learned about TNI in Venezuela, but we have to
timported from the
States , and was very expensive. I have not contacted
here, in
Barcelona, with somebody who its using that therapy. We
got to you
because my father is taking Piracetam for his forginess,
we want to
know more about it.
We are citizens of the world, we have no religion, but
what we all need
to take our children ahead is the love we carry inside
for them. Thats
the motor |
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| Raed
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14/Apr/2002:15:38:48 |
Dear Jacob,
I came across your web site as I was looking for help for
my 4 month
old baby girl Gabriella.
I just wanted to tell you that you have a new friend now
from Egypt and
that I join your parents and will pray for you and my
baby tommorrow
five times a day as a moslem.
I will also pray for you next Friday in the mosque, I
trust all will be
better soon ishallah. always Keep your wonderful smile.
Love+hugs+Kisses
Raed-&-Baby Gabriella |
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| Hema Siva |
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08/Mar/2002:06:51:54 |
Dear Jacob,
I came across your web page by chance as I was
researching the
topic on down syndrome and its effects on mental
retardation. My heart
goes out to you and your family. I sense a lot of love
behind the
efforts in ensuring your progress. I am a first year
student doing my
masters in clinical psychology. It is real stories like
yours that
inspire us, the new generation of potential professionals.
Your details
on your progress motivates us and provides us with a
sense of direction.
Thank you for the effort and I will look out for your
progress whenever
possible.
With warm regards,
Hema
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| Tamara |
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07/Feb/2002:10:05:10 |
Your dedication to
helping your son is inspiring. Jacob seems like
such a lovely boy, it's hard to imagine anyone doing less
for their
child with Down Syndrome. I'm sorry that you haven't been
entirely
satisifed with the medical profession with regard to the
support that
they have shown you. I'm a first year medical student
with so much
compassion for people like yourselves and Jacob, I hope
to contribute
to a change in these attitudes. Good luck to Jacob, I'll
be checking
on his progress!
Tamara. |
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19/Jan/2002:00:22:51 |
Hi I'm from the State
of Maine I enjoyed your website I also have Down
Syndrome I graducated from high school in 1996 my GPA is
91.7 the
second highest of my class with a 6 grade level in math
my thoughts -&-
prayers to the family |
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| Lars
-&- Lailani |
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06/Jan/2002:21:23:40 |
Thanks again Carolyn -&-
Donald,
We have copied some pages for our
presentation to DSAQ. We know that you don't mind.
We are planning to see them this week, with the
information that we
have collected
Regards
Lars -&- Lailani
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| Alisa |
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16/Nov/2001:15:13:50 |
What a great site for
your son! You have great information here and a
wonderful testimonial. We have a son that will be 4 years
old on March
06. We have a similar story. Good Luck to you and your
family.
ALisa |
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09/Nov/2001:00:30:03 |
| Jesus Love You, Too |
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| Susan
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A Great Day! |
05/Nov/2001:00:23:28 |
You have quite an
informative site! I also have a son with Down
Syndrome who is now 13 years old. He has been on a TNI
program since
he was 5 years old and I believe has benefited greatly
from it. I
accept that he will always have Down Syndrome and will do
whatever I
can to help him reach his potential. But Down Syndrome is
only a very
small part of who he is as a human being and I love him
for all the
qualities he possesses. |
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| Chindee |
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20/Oct/2001:21:54:05 |
Thanks you very much to
provide us the very useful informations. I am a
mother of 2 and half year old Down Syndrome boy, Dennis. He is on
TNI program. I can
see significant change in his health. He is an active and
a happy boy..
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| Megan |
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13/Oct/2001:16:40:42 |
What a wonderful story
to give parents back the hope they feel has been
lost. My son does not have Down Syndrome but being a mother, I know
how the
slightest thing can worry you and make you wonder if you
can go on. You
and your family's story has given me the inspiration to
face the day-to-
day problems and anything else that comes my way. Thank
you. |
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| Sue Goh |
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29/Sep/2001:10:26:42 |
First of all i would
like to say "What a great webpage!!"
Secondly, i'm not a mother 'yet", and not even
married. I found this
webpage when surfing the net for some information about
Down syndrome.
I'm currently studying the certificate IV Teachers
Assistant-Special
Needs course, and plan to enter uni after and become a
primary school
teacher.
By just reading all the things you wrote on your page
really inspired
me and I think would make 'some' people in our society be
more tolerant
and less prejudice about anyone with any kinds of
disabilities.
The last picture on your webpage was beautiful! That's
what a perfect
family would look like...and you have one.
Keep positive and always look on the brighter side of
things.
God bless. |
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| Tammy |
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08/Jul/2001:14:22:45 |
All children are
special, and I have come to truly believe that children
with Down Syndrome are truly special. My son with Down Syndrome is now 9 months
and in that
short time he has made me realise so much more about
myself and my
family that I guess I knew but just took for granted. I
have come to
realise that our human lives are just so fragile and we
need to live
each day for what it is worth. There may not be a
tomorrow, so learn to
love today.
To my mind now as I look at my son and hold him, the
extra genetic
material has made him that little bit more perfect. He
will always
retain his childlike innocence, he will never worry for
hi future, he
has so far tackled every day of his life with a passion I
can only envy.
These children truly are special and I believe we can all
learn from
them.
The sooner society stops dictating that we should have
perfect babies,
and they can see past the labels, Then thay will see
people just trying
ti live thier lives the same as us. |
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20/May/2001:02:21:16 |
I loved your web page.
I live in the U.S. and my son Nicholas has D.S.
also, he will be 7 in August. We have had him on
piracetam since he
was 14 months old. He is extremely verbal and very high
functioning.
We believe this is due to the piracetam. We host the D.S.
support
group of 45 families, of which 7-10 families actually
turn out every 1-
2 months. We have found families try piracetam for 2-3
months and say
they do not see a difference. I would have to differ with
them as I am
sure you would also. Jacob keep up the great work!! There
are alot of
people who need to read your web page. THANK YOU |
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| Joe Lyeath |
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25/Jan/2001:14:32:47 |
| really liked it. |
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