This wonderful girl is called Kennedy Garcia, she lives in Colorado. After his birth, mothers were strongly advised to leave the baby in the maternity hospital, since the baby has Down’s syndrome, leukemia and a deformed spine, from which his head could not hold, he seemed to fall.
But fortunately, in the life of Rene Garcia, the girl’s mother, a woman she met, the nurse of the department, morally supported her and assured her that these children could be born and could live a normal life. You just have to be patient and work hard.
The first, serious difficulty on Kennedy’s life path is a sick spine. When the girl was two years old, she was fitted with a metal collar and helmet which she helped repair to her bones. The child was completely immobilized. She lay there and watched dance videos all day. And when she started walking again, she immediately ran to sign up for prom.
As she danced, Kennedy realized that it doesn’t matter how you look, what matters is how well you do it. He tried very hard and literally lived by dancing. He soon expanded his resume with work for American Girl, Justice Clothing and Disney.
Now her life is filled with balls, photo shoots, new acquaintances. She works for KMR Diversity and Dream Talent Management and flies regularly to Hollywood and New York for auditions, tryouts and TV shows. And she is only 16!
As the girl’s mother says, her daughter’s life is nothing like those terrible pictures that doctors once painted her. She is a normal teenager who likes to take selfies, experiment with hair color, make videos for TikTok and discuss boys with her friends. She is a very positive person and laughs a lot.
Kennedy has a close friend, Matthew. The guy is four years older than her, and he also has Down syndrome, but he works in the modeling business and is engaged in acting.
Kennedy has a close friend, Matthew. The guy is four years older than her, and he also has Down syndrome, but he works in the modeling business and is engaged in acting.
