Sam went to the ED needing treatment. His parents were asked about his quality of life
Sam Stubbs’s parents were asked about his quality of life while treating him for a lung infection. They realised it was because he was born with Down syndrome.
Sam went to the ED needing treatment. His parents were asked about his quality of life
Sam Stubbs’s parents were asked about his quality of life while treating him for a lung infection. They realised it was because he was born with Down syndrome.
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