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A Mother’s Steely Portraits of Her Daughter’s Life with Down Syndrome

A Mother’s Steely Portraits of Her Daughter’s Life with Down Syndrome

by External Article | Aug 18, 2021 | Art, Caring for a Child, Long Term Caregiving | 0 comments

For as long as Grevenitis can remember, being in public with Lulu has brought about a less welcome form of attention. Lulu was born with trisomy 21, or Down syndrome, the most common chromosomal anomaly diagnosed in the United States; the condition, which affects...

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