In the streets of Loveland, a small city in Ohio, the jingle of an ice cream truck tells a family story. Joel Wegener, father of ten children, bought one to create a real job in Josh, 18, and Mary Kate, 21, both with Down syndrome 21. This trisomy 21 ice cream truck, imagined for them, upset their daily lives. When a child with disabilities left school, another question arose quickly: and then what? Mary Kate had just finished the Pathways progr…
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In the streets of Loveland, a small city in Ohio, the jingle of an ice cream truck tells a family story. Joel Wegener, father of ten children, bought one to create a real job in Josh, 18, and Mary Kate, 21, both with Down syndrome 21. This trisomy 21 ice cream truck, imagined for them, upset their daily lives. When a child with disabilities left school, another question arose quickly: and then what? Mary Kate had just finished the Pathways progr…