The inspiring story of the boy who was raised by a father with a syndrome

Although James, with Dawn syndrome, raised his son with maximum devotion, providing him with a life filled with love and never leaving him in want. Wanting to increase sensitivity to everyone, Sader shared the most touching but honest story, which is already a clear testimony to the unprecedented abilities of those parents with the Dawn Syndrome to raise wonderful children.

Speaking before the Syrian Social Development Association about his beloved father, Sader said: “My father is with Down Syndrome. He has been a father, a husband, a leader of our family for 21 years. This is a challenge for many people and many cannot. But it was easy for my father. A child who grows up in a man's home with Down Syndrome will have all the love and tenderness he can offer beyond the impossible to be perfect. This directly affects a child to become an emotional person and to be just in life... I couldn't choose who my father is, but if I could, I wouldn't think of anyone else and I'm proud of him, the same way he's proud of me “.

Sader found that his father always did everything to ensure that he would enjoy a life similar to that of others of his age. “During my studies, he was the largest economically, psychological supporter and, in all respects,” he said. The proud boy added that despite individuals with Dawn Syndrome but “are perceived by the community as victims”, his father had worked hard “to do everything to ensure that I want as a little child not to get used to mercy...”

The student of dentistry said that his father's commitment would push him to “did everything I could to be the best person for the sake of this person who worked hard”. Speaking of his parents' marriage, Sader said their “relationship with each other is a natural relationship between a couple. They may sometimes quarrel, but they have a life full of love, simplicity, and humility in all respects. ”

Jab is very proud of Sader and everything he has accomplished. One of the things I'm proud of is when he introduces me to a new person for the first time and he says, "My son is a doctor." You can see pride and joy in his eyes. It's like he says: “I'm proud of...” - said Sader.

His talk has been among the most exciting, and those present in the hall have not spared tears. /News31. al