Doctors wanted to put girl with Down syndrome in an institution – 15 years later, she’s a top model

In recent years, there’s been a growing push for inclusivity and celebrating diversity. We all bring something unique to the world, making it more interesting. Take Kennedy Garcia, a girl with Down syndrome from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Doctors initially advised placing her in an institution, predicting a low-quality life. Her mom, Renee, refused to give up.

Today, Kennedy has defied those predictions, excelling in dance competitions and modeling for top US brands. She also battled and beat leukemia. Renee shared, “I was being fed a negative, bleak picture by doctors and nurses.” But a kind midwife gave her hope by sharing her daughter’s success.

Kennedy models for American Girl and Justice Clothing and regularly auditions in Hollywood and New York. She also tours schools to educate kids about Down syndrome. With a growing social media following, Kennedy is a symbol of triumph against the odds, reminding us that diversity is beautiful.

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