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Don't Say 'I'm Sorry' When a Baby Has Down Syndrome

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“I am sorry.” These are the words many families hear when they are being told their baby has Down syndrome. These are the words I heard in the doctor’s office as I was shocked by the news that my unborn son had Down syndrome.

Doctors, nurses, friends and family, it’s fine to recognize that the family is dealing with unexpected news — but please don’t say you’re sorry.

Having a baby with Down syndrome is not a consolation prize. God did not make a mistake. It is not a death sentence. The hopes and dreams and excitement for this child do not need to end with the diagnosis.

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