Dreams features children and adults who have Down syndrome talking about their dreams and what they're proud of in their lives. This fun and inspirational video made by Scott and Julia Elliott cele...
Dreams features children and adults who have Down syndrome talking about their dreams and what they're proud of in their lives. This fun and inspirational video made by Scott and Julia Elliott celebrates the work of the National Down Syndrome Society and the larger Down syndrome community.
This film is part of the Sprout Touring Film Festival (showcasing films related to the field of developmental disabilities). Click the following link to see a complete listing of all the films available through this festival: http://stff.gosprout.org
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@elijah56565656 in taiwan there was a boy who had down sydrome, and he was always made fun of because of the mental problems he was born with. his father always defended his son when he got bullied. the boy was pulled from school so he wont be bullied so his father taught him everything . by the age of 15 the boy started to catch up with learning because of his dad. the boy who had down dyndrome is now like over 50 and is HEART SURGEON. i saw it on the news and its true. beat that elijah bitch
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