Callie Truelove is diagnosed with Williams syndrome, a rare genetic condition known to cause a joyful demanor. She loves everybody and even sees hearts in common objects all around her. Callie's parents consider her positivity a blessing, but also try to teach her not everbody can be trusted. | Special Books by Special Kids

Bess is diagnosed with Williams syndrome, a genetic condition that is known for causing a friendly and happy personality. Her favorite thing to do is play “Dinosaurs” with her younger brother as the two stomp and roar together. Bess hopes that everybody in the world is happy and wants others to know if you feel sad you just have to dance to feel happy again. | Special Books by Special Kids

Every year, many families in the U.S. begin the journey, and face the need for answers and support that a diagnosis of Williams syndrome sets in motion. For 40 years, the WSA has been here to help. We provide a wealth of knowledge from both experts who have studied or worked with children and adults medically or educationally, as well as from the networking of our members who have the past personal experiences to connect and share. Today, we need your help. We want to positively impact the life

No one size fits all when it comes to Williams Syndrome! Autumn and her dad, WSA Board President, William Palmer share their Sunday with us! Every person with Williams Syndrome brings their own stories, strengths, and individuality. ❤️ #williamssyndrome #williamssyndromeawareness #dualdiagnosis | Williams Syndrome Association

This week our blog was about the effects of convention, and we're continuing the thread (see link for blog in comments). Mom Jennifer Ryan sent her stories/o | Williams Syndrome Association