Kayla McKeon, a self-advocate with Down syndrome gives you her perspective on D.C. politics, being an advocate for all people and what it is like to have Down syndrome. Kayla knows you have a voice and she wants to hear what you have to say!
Kayla McKeon, a self-advocate with Down syndrome gives you her perspective on D.C. politics, being an advocate for all people and what it is like to have Down syndrome. Kayla knows you have a voice and she wants to hear what you have to say!
“I started running four years ago to quit smoking. Now, I run to show my son, Fritz, that you can do anything you set your mind to, so long as you are willing to keep putting one foot in front of the other. Team NDSS has been a great way for me to help NDSS continue their important work for our kiddos and family members. Wearing NDSS gear at local races here in Arkansas has given me a chance to talk to other runners, dispel myths about Down syndrome and promote the work of NDSS.”
— Chris Attig