
TALK Down Syndrome is a podcast created to show the world how Down Syndrome is truly amazing. My goal is to inspire and support through YOUR life stories! Each episode is a unique interview that provides real life experiences about our loved ones, shared by you. Together we can create a new definition of Down syndrome! We are here to TALK (Teach, Advocate, Listen, and Kindness)
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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I came across this podcast because of my Tattoo artist/friend Vanessa. I think that this Podcast is absolutely amazing. It opens the doors for mothers and people to feel connected and supported. Just the fact that both of you were able to have a knowledgeable dialogue and give opinions so respectfully. It was nice and really eye opening in regard to how disabilities come in all types of different people and how the disabilities themselves are different for everyone. From the host to the guest! I... more
I found out about your podcast from baby Elijah and his mom. I was following her story while writing our own NICU story and lost our baby McKenna on August 30, 2020. At 2 months and 20 days old.
Your podcast gives me life and love for everything Down syndrome humans can do and accomplish. It’s the reason we’re adopting a trisomy baby girl in honor of our daughter. Please never stop this. 💙💛💙
This episode was so moving. Great advice for anyone with a chronic illness or someone trying to find answers on a medical issue. Inspiring message!
So awesome! Love this!!
Inspiring message for anyone with a mental health or learning challenge- or chronic illness — anything can be worked on or improved!!
Keep going!








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