"When
I took this picture shot, Carly was already cranky (she was hungry and needed a
nap), but I did it anyway, because such moments, as now, some of my favorite.
This woman works in our local supermarket and I always choose their cash out.
During my pregnancy, even if the snake with her is always a little longer. When
I was pregnant, I have in the short time that I had at checkout, always talked
to her. I wanted to know what that would mean Down syndrome for my daughter
when she gets older. How would their lives lost? Would they like this woman?
I
never mentioned that Carly trisomy 21 has, until one day when she was about 6
months old, the woman closed her arms around my daughter and said, "She
has Down syndrome!" "And how!" I answered ,
When
I tried to leave the store today, she said. "I have Down syndrome as they
and I have a big heart" "You have definitely," I said. "Can
they sign language?" The woman asked in Carly's direction. "She knows
a few characters!" "When I was little, I could this" (she made
the sign of 'more' and 'please'). "She knows Carly also!" I replied.
"I know a few more, I'll bring her in!" And then she showed the sign
for 'I love you'.
Many
people believe that people contribute to the Down Syndrome nothing important to
society. But among all the disgruntled people today she really stood out. By
only was she herself, she has given us an incredible gift. A smile."
A
wonderful coincidence! And next purchase Suzie and Carly will be happy again to
be the radiant smile of their favorite cashier, with the big heart, welcomed.