Overcoming the fear of Down’s syndrome | Hayley Goleniowska | TEDxTruro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2017
- Hayley Goleniowska will challenge you to think differently about Down’s syndrome, talking honestly about overcoming fear. Hayley is gently changing perceptions of Down’s syndrome with her powerful words. She is the founder of award-winning blog Downs Side Up, which offers encouragement and advice to new families with a Down’s syndrome diagnosis. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
When I was pregnant with my baby with DS, I was looking for someone like you to speak to my heart. Somehow I wasn’t able to find your ted talk. My daughter is 16 months now. I feel immense love, pride and joy being her mom. I’m proud of us, parents of our beloved children. My daughter is my biggest joy and I know she will be ok. I just know it. 17 warm minutes. Thank you
As a parent of a daughter with Down syndrome I am amazed at how her story parallel's ours in so many ways. Great talk!!!
Thank you Phil
Thank you so much for all you support in helping me with this talk. What an amazing experience it has been to be a part of the TedXTruro team.
Brilliant Hayley, you were just brilliant - so positive and powerful x
Thank you so much for watching Ali x
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I’m pregnant with a son with ds that has a congenital heart defect. I am going for my first fetal echocardiogram to see the exact and steps to take. I hope it is ok and I hope he comes out with less problems than I fear (which is quite a bit so that is highly likely) I hope he is happy and gets healthy I accept it will be a journey to get to. Me my self have seen other ds kids and adults and always felt they brighten up the room with the smile and there heart. A week before diagnosis it was the fourth I saw a ds teen with mom or aunt joking around it was the cutest thing so I am ready for the fight to get to that point where it’s mostly smiles. Right now I still have worries but we will get there
As a SEN teacher I have seen many students find valuable roles in their community and our society, and who just happen to have Down syndrome... a truely inspirational talk!
It is 2023 as I write. And I have seen this wonderful TED talk of yours, and also the one with Karen Gaffney, who swam the English Channel. Ideas (opinions?) about DS people - what they can and cannot do, what they are supposed to be able to do, what society tells them they ought not to do...on and on...Nowadays people with DS have businesses, act in films, perform onstage, go to school, get married, and the list goes on....
You did an amazing job. Thanks so much for sharing this!
What can I say! You rocked it! Now the nerves of this adventure are over you can really enjoy what you have done! Go you!
Such a moving talk. So heartwarming.
This is so much beyond being a wonderful mother - it is an inspiration to other mothers and fathers, a role that you must have been chosen to fulfil. As you said 'God does not give us more than we can handle' to which Mother Teresa added 'I sometimes wish He didn't trust me so much.'
I am moved beyond words and get something more out of this video every time I watch it. An honour to share with our community. Mx
Melinda Fargo save all life all animal life starts out the same size. All animal life needs to be saved. Look at Karen Gaffney college professor cold water long distance swimmer with Down Syndrome Trisomy
Frank Stephens “our lives are worth living”
Lila Rose
Polygamist Mormons. An 85 year old with 100 wives. Warren Jeff’s XYZ Ranch yearning for Zion.
Mormon church founded on polygamy. The Beehive where Brigham Young had over fifty wives where mothers and daughters married Brigham Young and would find out each other was there
Tell your friends and teachers and relatives and family friends to get involved in children’s rights. We are children of god. Life is precious
My TH-cam channel is coming out tomorrow I’m finally getting an iPhone 11
Well done Hayley on your TED X talk. You are an inspiration.
Thank you so much for taking time to watch Nadine, Tedx really was a terrifying experience, but one that taught me so very much, as do our children :)
A beautiful story of love, acceptance, hope and happiness, thank you💖🌸
Wonderful Hayley. Congratulations to you and Natty. I'm proud to know you.
Thank you so much for watching and for all your support Tania x
What an honest and insightful talk. Thank you for sharing this - In my opinion that well time fart is worth more than any exam result!
I thought so too ;)
Just brilliant ! Your an inspiration to us fellow mums xxxx
Not sure about that, we are all part of one big team, changing the world one person at a time. Thank you for watching Elizabeth.
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This was beautiful
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Not everybody reacts like that. I asked my mum and she didn’t when I was born. It’s OTT in my opinion.
I love your talks Charlotte, the work you have done at the UN is incredible, thank you for working so hard for our community. We are both working to the same end, to make people stop and think again about Down's syndrome, especially when they are pregnant. You are right, every parent feels differently when their precious baby is born and we can all only share our own stories I suppose. Thank you for watching. Much love, Hayley.
are you reading your life story or a harry potter book?
ليش تخليني ادقق وراك A+ وانت الي جايب العيد وتبي تسقطني🤝🏍️
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