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Serious Question, Would You Smash A Female With Down Syndrome?
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Is it really? They have developmental issues, sure, but they're capable of making their own choices.
As Fanstone and Katrak state in their handbook for staff "to deny that a person with a learning disability is a sexual being is to treat them less fully as a person".[6:p.3] They go on to say that this is an example of discrimination and as such is "not only an ethical but a professional practice issue." They too suggest that fear may inhibit some professionals from participating in sexuality and relationships work with their clients. It is important to acknowledge that fears about the vulnerability of people with learning disabilities to sexual abuse are not unjustified (see Box 1: 'Myths and controversies'). It is, therefore, crucial to find a balance between upholding the basic human right to understand, enjoy and express one's sexuality but also to be protected from unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, and sexual abuse.
http://www.down-syndrome.org/practice/330/
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ThatTruth777
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somebody stop this guy, anybody
No.
I've got standards, and if that makes me a bigot, then I guess I'm a bigot.
I've got standards, and if that makes me a bigot, then I guess I'm a bigot.
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i bet the head is sloppy as fukk, and not in a good way 
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Galway girl hailed as an inspiration to those with Down syndrome - VIDEO
CATHAL DERVAN @irishcentral October 11,2011 04:52 AM
Roisin de Burca following her six brothers to collegePhoto by: Google Images
A young Galway girl who suffers with Down syndrome has been hailed as a hero after breaking down stereotypes and earning a place in university.
Roisin de Burca is the subject of a new television documentary which says the 20-year-old from Lettermore is one of the new Irish students with the condition to complete her Leaving Certificate.
After flying through her studies, the young Galway girl is determined to live a normal life at college, like her six siblings.
“I think I’m breaking new ground for people with Down syndrome and for other people to do something with their life,” Roisin told the Irish language TG4 documentary ‘Bac is Bua’.
“In the future I can see myself falling in love with someone and having a house and children too. I’m in university in Galway and the future is bright for sure.”
Brought up in Connemara and now living with her older brother Bartley in Galway, Roisin is determined to complete her studies in Celtic civilization and Irish at Galway University.
“I’d like to meet people with disabilities at university,” she said. “My family give me a lot of support in my life. I’m the only one in the family with Down syndrome so I think I’m very special because it’s a wonderful thing.
“Independence for me means just being able to do things for myself. It means you can go to the pub for a few pints. All my brothers went to college so why wouldn’t I?”
Roisin’s mother Eibhlín Ní Chionnaith told the documentary makers that she has always treated her daughters the same as her other children.
“When Róisín was born and when I realized she’d have difficulties I started to think of all of my children and there’s actually no difference at all,” said Eibhlin.
Currently working on a book, Roisin has always had a flair for writing.
“She’s been writing drama, stories and poems since she’s been young,” added her proud mum. “She did the full Leaving Cert and passed it and did a FETAC level 5 course and passed that.
“It’s natural she would go onto university like her brothers. I’m sure there are lots of people with Down syndrome who can do such things if they get a chance.”
CATHAL DERVAN @irishcentral October 11,2011 04:52 AM
Roisin de Burca following her six brothers to collegePhoto by: Google Images
A young Galway girl who suffers with Down syndrome has been hailed as a hero after breaking down stereotypes and earning a place in university.
Roisin de Burca is the subject of a new television documentary which says the 20-year-old from Lettermore is one of the new Irish students with the condition to complete her Leaving Certificate.
After flying through her studies, the young Galway girl is determined to live a normal life at college, like her six siblings.
“I think I’m breaking new ground for people with Down syndrome and for other people to do something with their life,” Roisin told the Irish language TG4 documentary ‘Bac is Bua’.
“In the future I can see myself falling in love with someone and having a house and children too. I’m in university in Galway and the future is bright for sure.”
Brought up in Connemara and now living with her older brother Bartley in Galway, Roisin is determined to complete her studies in Celtic civilization and Irish at Galway University.
“I’d like to meet people with disabilities at university,” she said. “My family give me a lot of support in my life. I’m the only one in the family with Down syndrome so I think I’m very special because it’s a wonderful thing.
“Independence for me means just being able to do things for myself. It means you can go to the pub for a few pints. All my brothers went to college so why wouldn’t I?”
Roisin’s mother Eibhlín Ní Chionnaith told the documentary makers that she has always treated her daughters the same as her other children.
“When Róisín was born and when I realized she’d have difficulties I started to think of all of my children and there’s actually no difference at all,” said Eibhlin.
Currently working on a book, Roisin has always had a flair for writing.
“She’s been writing drama, stories and poems since she’s been young,” added her proud mum. “She did the full Leaving Cert and passed it and did a FETAC level 5 course and passed that.
“It’s natural she would go onto university like her brothers. I’m sure there are lots of people with Down syndrome who can do such things if they get a chance.”
Nino Brown
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Only if they pawgs
AyBrehHam Linkin
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somebody stop this guy, anybody
better off following my lead.
Amerikan Melanin
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How much syndrome we talking and how that ass look?