Tuesday, 2 August 2016

Kampala: Down's Syndrome

This video shows the experience of mothers with children with Down's Syndrome in Kampala where 25,409 persons are registered with Down's Syndrome. Persons with Down's Syndrome can live up to 50 years.

The poster says:
Down’s or Down Syndrome is a learning disorder afflicting 1 in every 1 thousand children born globally including in Uganda, yet acceptance by society is relatively low since they are considered cursed.
Children with this disorder have intellectual disability and can repeat a class more than twice but this is not their only burden, most are susceptible to conditions such as heart disease, leukaemia, Alzheimer’s Disease, hearing defects and eye problems amongst others.

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