by Success Engine | May 20, 2013 | Trisomy 18
Giving a Face to Trisomy 18: Debbie Elaborates on this Rare Condition Ava, Akaiya, and Annabelle, three little girls with full trisomy 18. The terms “incompatible with life” and “lethal anomaly” are often used to describe trisomy 18 (t18). Would-be parents are...by Success Engine | Mar 14, 2012 | Beyond Goodbye, Blog, Expecting A Child, Parenting A Child
Healing Your Spirit Workshop Presentation From the 2011 SOFT Conference in Chicago Presenter: Ms Diane Robinson Notes by: Gerri Meggett This workshop provided a new perspective on God and His plan for us. It shed some light on where God is when you can’t seem to find...by Success Engine | Mar 13, 2012 | Blog, Parenting A Child
Those in the ER are as Scared as Parents Workshop Presentation from the 2010 SOFT Conference in Roanoke Presented by: Dr. Kerry Powell – Emergency Room Physician In introducing his workshop, Dr. Powell wrote, “almost every parent of a disabled child will at some...
MD, MPH
Retired, General Pediatrics
Ph.D
Professor
Southern Illinois University
MD
Assistant Professor
Yale University School of Medicine
Pediatric Cardiology
MD
Professor of Pediatric Otolaryngology
Mott Children’s Hospital
University of Michigan
Professor of Pediatrics
Director of Medical Genetics
Saint Louis University
SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital
MD Anesthesiologist
Vice President – Member Support
Medical Advisory Board
Renae actively engages through the Social Media Committee, oversees State Proclamations during Trisomy Awareness Month (TAM), and is chair for SOFT’s state representatives. She holds the position of SOFT treasurer, bringing with her many years of administrative expertise.
Josh possesses significant experience in the field of non-profit leadership, organization, and development. Josh contributes his talents to the SC Baptist Convention. Notably, he played a key role in the revamping of SOFT’s mission statement and vision framework, furthering the organization’s overarching goals and objectives.
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