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On the Web: Trig Palin Brings New Hope

Todd and Sarah Palin’s infant son Trig has brought new attention to the frightening fact that 90 percent of children diagnosed prenatally with Down Syndrome are aborted. This tiny baby is bringing new hope to people with Down Syndrome and those who love them. This tiny baby presents a real threat to the culture of death.

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  • Why Trig Matters
  • Trig Palin’s Threat
  • I’m All Choked Up
  • Trig’s Breakthrough

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