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May 07 2009

Down Syndrome Research & Awareness Conference

Published by kristy at 7:53 pm under Development, Down Syndrome Research & Awareness Conference, Down syndrome, Down syndrome Experts, Facts, Health, Information for Down syndrome, International Mosaic Down Syndrome Association, Parenting, Programs for Down syndrome, Research, Services for Down syndrome, mosaic Down syndrome Edit This

I know that it has been a while since I have posted a blog and I apologize to my devoted readers for my lack of writing. I have been incredibly busy with the planning of our Down syndrome Research & Awareness Conference and just have not had the time to write any more. Today, I announced our schedule for the main conference and we should have that on our site in a few days. Within a few weeks we should have our Kid Konference and Youth Conference schedules ready to go and I will publish them then.

 

If you have not yet registered for the conference in Cincinnati, time is running out!

 

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2 Responses to “Down Syndrome Research & Awareness Conference”

  1. # keithsladyon 08 May 2009 at 8:13 am edit this

    Not to put any pressure on you…..but….HURRY and post the schedules! I can’t wait to see them and plan our days. Thanks for all your work. OK…..I can wait…..I guess.

  2. # vandygirlon 20 Jul 2009 at 1:35 pm edit this

    thank you

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