A few weeks ago I was mentioning to a friend that I just wish there was an adult Down syndrome clinic with some greater knowledge of the health issues related. Look what showed up in my email today...
...and how relieved I was when I saw that it is located at my beloved alma mater. I think Sarah will be thrilled to go to Ohio State for medical care. We have to wait until January to make the first appointment though. That's when the new insurance takes effect.Just in case you are wondering about the eye. Today it looks fine. No redness. No puffiness. I am starting to keep a closer watch for allergy patterns, like food, shampoo, etc. Maybe I can get some clues before we head to a germ infested waiting room:)






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That's great! There's also one opening here in St. Louis--The Albert Pujols Wellness Center for Adults with DS... http://www.stlukes-stl.com/services/wellness_center/index.html
Interesting to me that adult centers are opening now when talk of how few new babies are being born is in the forefront. I'm very thankful that people are taking notice of the need and that there will be centers available for our kids as they grow and "age out" of pediatric care.
That's awesome. I hope it's a trending wave across the country. That needed to happen.
Do they have a website? We live in Michigan and we don't have a Ds clinic either. I have been wanting to take Jimmy to one for so long but all of them are so far away.
Amy
What a great clinic. Perfect for Sarah. I'm working on her blanket now, I can't wait to send it to her.
There is an Adult Down syndrome clinic here in Alabama too! It's at UAB hospital in Birmingham.
People with Ds can begin going to the clinic at age 16.
That is wonderful! Funny how life works out!
We attend a Ds Clinic for children here in Ottawa, yearly. I'm so grateful to be able to do this for Gabe.
That's fantastic news Joyce! So glad that Liliana may be able to reap the benefits of that clinic some day too!
wow! Talk about ..Ask and you shall receive! That's great!
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