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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

family's journey of acceptance and love

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Kelle Hampton discusses her family's journey of acceptance and love on ABC News
Posted by Rick at 10:00 PM
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Labels: ABC, advocacy, birth, diagnosis, Down syndrome, Kelle Hampton

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