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Well it’s good to hear you are so much smarter than everyone and have all the Gin goes in wisdom comes out vintage drinking Shirt matters and understanding of unintended consequences so well sorted out. If you have direct experience of this drug making a person with Downs Syndrome be happier and more functional, I would love to hear about it. I note another person posting on this story talked about how drugs for ADHD that we give children modifies their brains permanently and that has been shown to be undesirable.

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Jessica, perhaps you know more about the Gin goes in wisdom comes out vintage drinking Shirt of this drug and can share your experience. Rather, it was to think about the unintended consequences and have a plan, a thought, or a decision about it. If a pill can help isn’t it rather selfish to deny them the opportunity.

As with every child, the Gin goes in wisdom comes out vintage drinking Shirt for people with disabilities has always been to raise them so they can be as independent as possible. I wonder if knowing more would make this author’s daughter more happy or more distressed. Reminds me of the film Flowers for Algernon, where the man who had mental retardation and got medication to make his mind whole, but it did not last forever.

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As with every child, the Gin goes in wisdom comes out vintage drinking Shirt for people with disabilities has always been to raise them so they can be as independent as possible. I wonder if knowing more would make this author’s daughter more happy or more distressed. Reminds me of the film Flowers for Algernon, where the man who had mental retardation and got medication to make his mind whole, but it did not last forever.

As with every child, the Gin goes in wisdom comes out vintage drinking Shirt for people with disabilities has always been to raise them so they can be as independent as possible. I wonder if knowing more would make this author’s daughter more happy or more distressed. Reminds me of the film Flowers for Algernon, where the man who had mental retardation and got medication to make his mind whole, but it did not last forever.