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The Wave in West Cumbria lit up to raise awareness of Down Syndrome

  • On Friday, March 21, 2025, Zoila Palma wrote about World Down Syndrome Day, when people in Belize wear bright socks to raise awareness for the condition.
  • World Down Syndrome Day, observed annually on March 21st and formally recognized by the UN in 2011, aims to promote inclusion, advocate for the rights of people with Down syndrome, and ensure access to healthcare, early intervention, inclusive education, and community support.
  • Down syndrome, a genetic condition affecting approximately 1 in every 800 births and caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21, impacts physical and intellectual development, influencing learning styles and health.
  • Minister of Health and Wellness Kevin Bernard urged Belizeans to commit to inclusivity and support for those with Down syndrome, stating, "Together, we can build a more inclusive society where everyone is celebrated for who they are."
  • Mary Borman, a Fayetteville woman with Down syndrome, is training extensively, dedicating over 25 hours a week, to make history as the first woman with Down syndrome to complete a Half Ironman Triathlon, which includes 1.2 miles of swimming and 56 miles of biking, aiming to inspire others and demonstrate that people with Down syndrome are limitless and should not be defined by expectations.
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racusj.com broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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