曾经的我是一个受过教育的普通人,有很多朋友和同事,但是唐氏综合症患者这一庞大群体,在生下女儿之前,我一直视而不见。养育女儿让我成为了一个更好的人,她点燃了我的生命,打开了我的双眼。作为世界唐氏综合症基金会(GDSF)的执行理事,米歇尔·斯·惠顿致力于促进对先天残疾的研究。她最近接受了《能力》杂志记者大卫·雷德克里夫的采访,畅谈基金会的目标,以及基金会对于她工作和家庭的意义。 I used to be an educated ordinary person, with a lot of friends and colleagues, but I've turned a blind eye to this huge group of Down's syndrome patients before giving birth to their daughters. Raising my daughter made me a better man who lit my life and opened my eyes. As executive director of the World Down Syndrome Foundation (GDSF), Michelson Wheaton is dedicated to promoting research on birth defects. She recently interviewed Captain David Redcliffe, a feature journalist, about the foundation's goals and the foundation's significance for her work and family.