"The Road We've Shared" is an online community geared towards parents / caregivers of adults who happen to have Down syndrome.
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For every $10 that is donated to our construction costs, another brick will be added and the crew member's name will appear here.
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Down syndrome Awareness Month
Every day during the month of October we posted two new photos of an adult who has Down syndrome and a quote that is fun, inspiring, or appropriately chosen to explain the picture. The photos went out at 3:21 pm ET and 3:21 pm PT. Check our Facebook page, Twitter, and Instagram accounts!
Sign our Petition on Change.org
Help us find out why race makes such a difference in health outcomes for people with Down syndrome.
Help Us Spread the Word
Monthly Topics
#JusticeForEthan
This month marks what would have been Ethan Saylor's 28th birthday and the 2nd anniversary of his death. We'll be celebrating his life and legacy all month long. Join us and be a part of the change being created in his name.
This month marks what would have been Ethan Saylor's 28th birthday and the 2nd anniversary of his death. We'll be celebrating his life and legacy all month long. Join us and be a part of the change being created in his name.
Merchandise:
4 JFE Designs available on different items including t-shirts, hoodies, pillows, cases for phones, tablets, and laptops, even coffee mugs!
*Sale approved by the Saylor family.
Previous Monthly Topics
Looking for information on topics that have been covered on "The Road" ? Here's a list of previous monthly topics. Click on the picture to go a page of links for more information.
January - Guardianship
April - Legal Issues
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This community is dedicated to the memory and legacy of Ethan Saylor.
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Our Philosophy:
The Road We've Shared is a place for sharing and support for the unique needs of parents/caregivers of adults who have Down syndrome. All points of view are respected and valued. We've all been on the same road together without a map. Now we have a place to talk about the journey so far and help each other with the twists and turns in the road ahead.
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