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Bach Todaro

Oct 26
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5 Must Know Reasons Parents Should Create a Plan for Their 18 Year Old & Minor Children!

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Join us Friday, October 30 at 12:30 PM
5 Must Know Reasons
Parents Should Create a Plan for Their 18 Year Old
(Healthy or Special Needs) & Minor Children
  • Learn why parents of an adult child can no longer make medical or financial decisions for them at age 18.
  • Receive valuable tips on how to protect your adult child from a guardianship if they become incapacitated due to an accident or illness.
  • Gain valuable insight on designating a guardian and healthcare surrogate for your minor age child.
  • Discover the tools of guardian advocate and guardianship so you can make decisions for your child with special needs.
Register today at www.fl-elderlaw.com   
Presenter: Stephanie Schneider
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Stephanie Schneider is board certified by The Florida Bar and a former Chair of The Florida Bar’s Elder Law Section. During her many years of service on the Executive Committee of the Elder Law Section, Stephanie was instrumental in advocating and educating legislators about elder issues. She was the 110th attorney to be certified nationally by the National Elder Law Foundation in 1997. She became board certified in Elder Law by the Florida Bar in 1998.
Oct 25
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 25!

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Day 25 of October National Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Darren has been employed at Tijuana Taxi in Coral Springs for almost 10 years. He also works at Grand Lux in Boca Raton. He participates in Coral Springs Special Populations program,
Challenger baseball, Special Olympics and Parkland Buddy Sports. His favorite things . .Travelling, sports and the beach!!
Diane De Braga
Oct 24
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 24!

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Day 24 of October Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Jane is seven years old and is missing being in school with her teachers and friends this year. She makes her family laugh at her jokes and we love her hugs but watch out when she’s hungry or her schedule gets shifted. ? We love you Jane and are happy to honor you and all those rocking that extra 21st chromosome.
Phil and Jenny Letizia
Oct 23
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 23!

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Day 23 of October Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Manolo is happy he was able to travel to Colombia and visit his grandparents back in March right before the lockdown. He had a blast!
Carolina Echeverry
Oct 22
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 22!

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Day 22 of October Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Grace is 19 years old, almost 20! Grace loves music, dancing and having fun with friends and family. She attends Project Bridge at Shake-A-Leg Miami where she is learning career and vocational skills as well as occasionally going out on the water sailing. She swims with Baywatchers and Synchronized Swimming with DSAOM. Grace is thankful for Broward Gold Coast‘s events and programs!
Beth McLaughlin Long
Oct 21
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 21!

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Day 21 of October Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Before Covid, Colin spent 4 days a week taking 1 to 3 classes a day at the David Posnack JCC in Cooper City. He also worked at the Cyclebar in Davie three nights a week. We are “patiently” waiting for Covid to pass by taking online classes. Laura Mitchell
Oct 21
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GLOBAL Medical Care Guidelines for Adults with Down Syndrome

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Global Down Syndrome Foundation
A REASON TO CELEBRATE Down Syndrome Awareness Month! The GLOBAL Medical Care Guidelines for Adults with Down Syndrome© was published today in JAMA!
Join our authors’ webinar Wed Oct 21 and access this game-changing new resource.
To access the Global Guideline, visit: https://bit.ly/34cghKE
To register for our webinar, visit: https://bit.ly/3dJfuEf
THANK YOU to our authors from Advocate Health Care in Chicago,

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Kennedy Krieger Institute at Johns Hopkins University, University of Kansas Medical Center, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

, and Denver Health-University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus SOM.

“The GLOBAL Medical Care Guidelines for Adults with Down Syndrome provide first of-kind, evidence-based medical recommendations to support clinicians in their care of adults with Down syndrome. This life-changing resource as published in JAMA covers 9 topic areas deemed critically important for the health and well-being of adults with Down syndrome and outlines critical future research needs. Adults with Down syndrome and their caregivers should review the GLOBAL Guidelines with their clinicians to ensure they are receiving care meeting best-practice standards for adults with Down syndrome!”

 

Oct 20
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October Down Syndrome Awareness Month-Day 20!

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Day 20 of October Down Syndrome Awareness Month! We are celebrating people with Down syndrome by sharing our local individuals with Down syndrome every day this month with their stories. Help spread awareness, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in schools and community!??
Isabella is a very caring and loving young lady who is all about her family and friends. She enjoys listening to music, singing, dancing, and “chilling” with friends. She is a cheerleader, loves acting, and has recently gotten into cooking. She is also very adventurous, having done an 11 zip line course this summer as well as white water rafting.
Juan and Lizett Acosta
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