Post by danikins on Jun 23, 2008 6:53:17 GMT -5
I was looking around on ebay and saw this DVD called Dakota's pride
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Dakota's Pride is a heartwarming documentary about a father's search for the truth about Down Syndrome. Tough questions are posed to and answered by a noted Harvard Physician, and parents of children with Down Syndrome. The answers are surprising and inspiring. In addition to being informative, this documentary celebrates the successes that have been and can be achieved by individuals with Down Syndrome.
Dakota's Pride has been aired on PBS and is a must see for anyone. This family friendly director's cut has 45 minutes of bonus track footage and ten extra minutes of running time.
"Informative and inspiring. . . It's wonderful to know that parents can be so involved, educated, and determined to reach out and make a difference. These people are giving many others hope." 'Dakota's Pride' is a truly inspiring tale! This is a feel-good documentary." Universal Film Festival universalfilmfestival.com
"Dakota's Pride is a unique film that shows a side to Down Syndrome that is rarely featured, and that is the hope and success that these individuals and their families can experience in life." Valerie M.B. VanDerSluis Programming Director KTWU PBSThe DVD is or has been played on PBS.
It seems to give a very positive and enlightening spin on raising a child with DS.
I am not good at linking. So you may need to google it. I was amazed at some of the captions.
Thanks all and Happy Monday.
She had a great time at her birthday party. They saw Kung Fu Panda. I was trying to pack some things last night and she kept Kung Fu"ing" me in the butt. I finally realized what she was doing and laughed. How could I be mad? It was just another reinforcement her memory is increasing. The kids were all great with her.
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Dakota's Pride is a heartwarming documentary about a father's search for the truth about Down Syndrome. Tough questions are posed to and answered by a noted Harvard Physician, and parents of children with Down Syndrome. The answers are surprising and inspiring. In addition to being informative, this documentary celebrates the successes that have been and can be achieved by individuals with Down Syndrome.
Dakota's Pride has been aired on PBS and is a must see for anyone. This family friendly director's cut has 45 minutes of bonus track footage and ten extra minutes of running time.
"Informative and inspiring. . . It's wonderful to know that parents can be so involved, educated, and determined to reach out and make a difference. These people are giving many others hope." 'Dakota's Pride' is a truly inspiring tale! This is a feel-good documentary." Universal Film Festival universalfilmfestival.com
"Dakota's Pride is a unique film that shows a side to Down Syndrome that is rarely featured, and that is the hope and success that these individuals and their families can experience in life." Valerie M.B. VanDerSluis Programming Director KTWU PBSThe DVD is or has been played on PBS.
It seems to give a very positive and enlightening spin on raising a child with DS.
I am not good at linking. So you may need to google it. I was amazed at some of the captions.
Thanks all and Happy Monday.
She had a great time at her birthday party. They saw Kung Fu Panda. I was trying to pack some things last night and she kept Kung Fu"ing" me in the butt. I finally realized what she was doing and laughed. How could I be mad? It was just another reinforcement her memory is increasing. The kids were all great with her.
