“ See my daughter first, not her disability.”
~ Parent
“I have learned more from my son than I could have ever possibly imagined.
I hope I can give him as much as he has given me as he continues to grow up.”
~Deb Balderas
Every time the Green Bay Packers make a first down,
UnitedHealthcare will donate to Wisconsin Upside Down!
~First Downs For Down Syndrome
“Our family learns, smiles, laughs, cries and thanks God for not only opening our hearts, but opening our eyes to what the picture [life] should be.”
~Marybeth Mielke
”Down syndrome is a gift that can’t wait to be opened.”
~Diane Moede
”One of my greatest joys is when my 3rd grade daughter,
who has Down syndrome, reads me a bedtime story.”
~Robbin Lyons
”Having a child with Down syndrome has introduced me to so many wonderful people and given me a new respect for the differences in all of us.”
~Amy Elfner
Jot It Down is the official newsletter of Wisconsin Upside Down!
Membership is free! So, why not sign up today? You’ll be the first to know the inside scoop about what’s happening at Wisconsin Upside Down. Come see why our families are happy to have found a home here.
We stay on top of local, state and national issues and legislation that effect people with Down syndrome.
This is the place to go to learn how to get your voice heard!
“ See my daughter first, not her disability.”
~ Parent
“I have learned more from my son than I could have ever possibly imagined.
I hope I can give him as much as he has given me as he continues to grow up.”
~Deb Balderas
Every time the Green Bay Packers make a first down,
UnitedHealthcare will donate to Wisconsin Upside Down!
~First Downs For Down Syndrome
“Our family learns, smiles, laughs, cries and thanks God for not only opening our hearts, but opening our eyes to what the picture [life] should be.”
~Marybeth Mielke
”Down syndrome is a gift that can’t wait to be opened.”
~Diane Moede
”One of my greatest joys is when my 3rd grade daughter,
who has Down syndrome, reads me a bedtime story.”
~Robbin Lyons
”Having a child with Down syndrome has introduced me to so many wonderful people and given me a new respect for the differences in all of us.”
~Amy Elfner