Doctor Shares What It Was Like To Be Raised By A Father With Down Syndrome, Proves Love Makes Everything Possible

If someone asked you who loves you the most, there might be different answers. Some will mention their partner, best friend, or siblings, and even some say ME!! In most situations, though, unconditional love is reserved for parents. There are no words or expressions that can fully describe parents' love and care for their children. Even though they fulfilled separate responsibilities, both mother and father shared equal responsibility for the family's well-being.

A father who lavished all of his affection on his child

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Jad Issa, a man with Down syndrome not only welcomed a child with his wife but also raised his son to be a doctor.
When Jad's son Sader was born, he was welcomed into the family and lavished with attention, just like any other child. Sader shared that he could remember the extreme love from his dad and that his father usually spent time with him wrestling, thumb wrestling, and playing other activities. The community rallied behind the family and accepted them for who they are.

He toiled tirelessly so that his kid may realize his ambitions

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Having big dreams for his son, Jad, who used to work in a wheat mill, started saving money for his college tuition. He did everything in his power to support his family and, according to Sader, his father’s hard work and commitment to giving him the best future possible inspired him to study arduously and become a doctor. “I think I would’ve been much less excited about life and much less passionate about what I do if I didn’t have my special father,” he wrote captioning a photo with his dad.
Jad, who used to work in a wheat mill, started saving money for his son's college tuition since he had big dreams for him. He did everything he could to help his family and provide his son with the greatest future possible. According to Sader, his father always pushed him to study hard and become a doctor. He posted a pic with his father on Instagram and captioned it, "I think I would’ve been much less excited about life and much less passionate about what I do if I didn’t have my special father."

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His doctor kid makes him incredibly proud

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Sader is now a dentist, which is one of Syria's greatest and highest-paying jobs, and Jad's happiness has no boundaries. When his kid was still in school, Jad would greet new people by saying, "My son is a doctor," with a sparkle in his eyes.

The family is proof that stereotypes are made to be shattered

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