Through healing hope and humor, Wendy recounts her story of her son’s unexpected Down syndrome diagnosis while offering support and resources to others.
Wendy is an advocate for the Down syndrome community. She has thirty-two years of lived expertise on this topic. She is here to educate others about those with special needs and the importance of inclusion
Meet Wendy L. Hooton:
#1 International Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Down Syndrome Advocate
Big People Don't Pee In The Park - A mother and son's journey with Down syndrome:
By being raw and real, I share various aspects of raising a child with Down syndrome. There are many difficult things to surpass and yet as you’ll discover, there are many fun and humorous times as well. By sharing our journey, I hope to show the value those with Down syndrome or other special needs, bring to society.
~What tip or piece of advice can your share with our readers today to empower them to SHINE?
Some people may feel uneasy around someone who has Down syndrome, but this does not have to be the case. These individuals just want to be included. They have no
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and showing patience and kindness to the underdogs in our society.
~Share something you are passionate about:
I am passionate about creating awareness and the importance of inclusion. My desire is to see society focus on abilities vs. disability and to recognize that we are all more alike than different.
~What are some ways you are helping to bring this forward in the world?
In addition to my book, I have information on my website, including interviews on radio channels and media platforms. I am open to opportunities to convey my message and offer my support.
~Describe something our readers can look forward to discovering in your book,