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During Down Syndrome Awareness Month, Melania and I join in celebrating the lives and achievements of Americans with Down syndrome.
During Down Syndrome Awareness Month, Melania and I join in celebrating the lives and achievements of Americans with Down syndrome.
 
Governor Pat McCrory and First Lady Ann McCrory will light the Executive Mansion blue tonight to observe World Down Syndrome Day, an internationally recognized day chosen for the third copy of the 21st chromosome (3-21) that defines the genetic condition
Governor Pat McCrory and First Lady Ann McCrory will light the Executive Mansion blue tonight to observe World Down Syndrome Day, an internationally recognized day chosen for the third copy of the 21st chromosome (3-21) that defines the genetic condition
 
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