“low muscle tone, small stature, an upward slant to the eyes, and a single deep crease across the center of the palm – although each person with Down syndrome is a unique individual and may possess these characteristics to different degrees, or not at all.”
He says, “A child who grows up in the lap of a person with Down Syndrome will have all the love and tenderness that anyone can offer. This will lead up to a person who has an emotional and social balance and is able to achieve anything he wants.”
Sader points out that being a good father and husband is a challenge for anyone, but his father was able to do both extremely successfully.
He explains, “He was a father, a husband, and a family leader for 21 years. This is a challenge for many people and many people cannot do this. But for my father, it was easy.”
He is very proud of his son and loves to introduce him to people.
In the community, Jad is well-liked and respected as well.
Sader says, “The social relations are simple and pure because he loves every and any one, and in return all people love and respect him and (treat him) like any ordinary person.”
Along with studying to become a dentist, Sader considers himself to be a Down Syndrome advocate.
His goal is to raise awareness of the fact that people living with Down Syndrome can live successful, fulfilling lives just like anyone else.
On his Instagram page, Sader posted a photo of him and his father and had this to say:
“Our loved ones with DS are our source of inspiration and strength, when we feel down they raise us to the highest sky with their love and compassion. Personally I think I would’ve been much less excited about life and much less passionate with what I do if I didn’t have my special father.”
