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Jennifer Bilbro
Member since Oct 29, 2012
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Re: “The death of Robert Saylor highlights the problem of prejudice against those with Down syndrome”
Well written Alison. If only they had taken the time to talk to him and find out what was going on. Knowledge is power, and this should be part of their training as officers. My mentally disabled uncle died in October (his birthday is actually today), and I can't tell you the prejudices he dealt with his entire life. But anyone that knew him walked away a better person.
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Jennifer Bilbro
on April 17, 2013 at 9:13 AM
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Seppy's Hotdogs is a wonderful addition to Mt. Pleasant! You must try the Seppy dog. Delicious!