When Rosario Marín gave birth to her son, Eric, born with Down syndrome 41 years ago, she quickly realized that non-English-speaking parents were left out of crucial developmental resources.
“There was absolutely nothing in Spanish,” Marín said. “By that time, I already spoke English, I had my degree, I was a professional. And so I would advocate for my son. There was a Down syndrome support group right in Los Angeles. I got all this information; I got a lot of support.
“But everywhere I went, I didn’t see mothers like me.”
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