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We live in a society that believes Down syndrome is something to be prayed away or feel sorry about. A society that questions the value of people with disabilities. Listen in as Heather Avis and Jen Jones describe how people with Down syndrome reflect the goodness of Jesus and what makes them ‘the lucky few!’
Question Highlights
- We just celebrated World Down Syndrome Day on March 21st. Heather, what do you want everyone to know about this specific day? How does The Lucky Few educate and support World Down Syndrome Day?
- Jen, how has World Down Syndrome Day specifically impacted you and your family?
- Heather, why did you start The Lucky Few? And what is it all about?
- Heather, you recently turned The Lucky Few into a nonprofit organization. Can you explain why and what that looks like? What was the whole dream behind that?
- Jen, how has The Lucky Few impacted you and your family? How has The Lucky Few impacted your daughter, Addie, specifically?
- Heather, I know your memoir is about finding God’s best in the most unlikely places. What motivated you to write The Lucky Few? What else do you want to tell us about your book?
- Jen, your daughter, Addie, is a superstar on social media, and she’s so confident. Has she always been like that?
- Heather, is there anything else you want to say to listeners about donating to The Lucky Few?
- Jen, what would you say to listeners who have a child with Down syndrome? And what would you say to listeners to don’t know someone with Down syndrome?
Connect with Heather Avis
Connect with Jen Jones
Resources
Jen Jones on The Live Out Loud Show EP074
The Lucky Few: Finding God’s Best in the Most Unlikely Places by Heather Avis
Different: A Great Thing to Be by Heather Avis
Scoot Over and Make Some Room: Creating a Space Where Everyone Belongs by Heather Avis