I am a HUGE fan of participating in research (a residual from my college years trying to get subjects for my psychology research!). Hannah has been involved in many studies, from a biomedical one studying how folate is absorbed in the Ds metabolism to the Carolina Communication Study to local university studies on memory and phonemic awareness. I do every research survey that comes my way. So here's a new one that the NDSS is supporting, and note that you don't have to have any experience with genetic counseling to participate.
After much harassment encouragement, I entered the blogosphere to document the delightful (or otherwise) and unexpected moments of my younger daughter's life. Hannah was born in 1998. She surprised us with her extra chromosome, and continues to surprise us with her humor, intellect and obstinacy. She takes our breath away. As my elder daughter once wrote, when Hannah was born, our family went from ordinary to extraordinary.
May 22, 2009
Survey about genetic counseling
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