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"Anne Tucker Roberts has crafted an honest and descriptive account of five pioneer women who fought against convention to raise children with Down syndrome. Tenacious and fearless game-changers, they stepped into the unknown filled with hope and a protective love-in-action to nurture the personal growth of their special needs children." -Florence Lai, M.D. Neurologist, Mass General Hospital, McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School
"I entered the field in 1978 as part of the deinstitutionalization movement and development of the community system; inspired by my sister-in-law, Lisa, who had Down syndrome. The stories of these moms stirred strong emotions in me. I was struck by their courage, tenacity and selflessness!" -Beth Moran Liuzzo, Area Director, Brockton, MA, Department of Developmental Services
"What a different world raising a child with Down syndrome was during the 1980s and 1990s versus today. The compassion, determination, devotion, and undying love these mothers have truly inspired me to keep doing what I am doing." -Jeffry Roback, President Mass D.A.D.S. (Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome) affiliate of MDSC
"This is a book of real courage, true commitment and inspiring perseverance in the face of incredible challenges and pressures (both personal and societal). Parents, educators and healthcare professionals would all benefit from reading this powerful book!" -Dr. Christopher T.S. White, Licensed Psychologist/ Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst, President and CEO/ Road to Responsibility, Inc.
"This book is instructional and inspirational. As a pediatrician for 40 years, I have been involved with many families confronted with the task of raising a child with Down syndrome. They have met the expected challenges, such as education and social integration, as well as the unanticipated challenges, such as societal ignorance and family conflict." Dr. Paul C. Schreiber, MD (Recognized as Best Doctor in America in 2008)
"I praise the women who trusted Anne with their very personal stories and urge parents, educators and others who have the privilege of having a special needs child in their lives to read this extraordinary book." Dr. Patricia K. Maley, Former Executive Director, North River Collaborative, Rockland, MA
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