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Bladewire · 05-26-2015, 12:29 PM

Madeline Stuart is an 18-year-old aspiring model, and she?s here to challenge society?s rigid definition of what ?beautiful? is.

Madeline, who lives in Brisbane, Australia, has Down syndrome. She writes on her Facebook page that she believes ?modeling will help change [society?s] view of people with Down syndrome.?

?Exposure will help to create acceptance,? she says.

According to WPVI-TV, Madeline struggled with her weight as a youngster. Thanks to healthy eating and exercise, the teen lost 45 pounds Madeline now dances, swims and does gymnastics and cheerleading.

Madeline?s mom, Rosanne Stuart, said she hopes her daughter will inspire other individuals with Down syndrome to make similarly positive lifestyle choices. Studies have suggested that children with Down syndrome are more prone to be overweight

?People with Down syndrome can do anything,? Stuart told Buzzfeed. ?They just do it at their own pace. Give them a chance and you will be rewarded beyond your greatest expectations!

FULL STORY: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/19/madeline-stuart-teen-down-syndrome-model_n_7311136.html

Sorry for ugly link on my phone. 🐩

Your thoughts? Does Down Syndrome matter? Should she be treated just like anyone else wanting to enter the industry? Her mother supports it so it must be ok then?

05-26-2015, 12:29 PM
Bladewire StraightBro Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Monarch Beach, CA USA Posts: 56,232	Aspiring Porn Model Challenges Society's Stereotypes Of Down Syndrome Madeline Stuart is an 18-year-old aspiring model, and she?s here to challenge society?s rigid definition of what ?beautiful? is. Madeline, who lives in Brisbane, Australia, has Down syndrome. She writes on her Facebook page that she believes ?modeling will help change [society?s] view of people with Down syndrome.? ?Exposure will help to create acceptance,? she says. According to WPVI-TV, Madeline struggled with her weight as a youngster. Thanks to healthy eating and exercise, the teen lost 45 pounds Madeline now dances, swims and does gymnastics and cheerleading. Madeline?s mom, Rosanne Stuart, said she hopes her daughter will inspire other individuals with Down syndrome to make similarly positive lifestyle choices. Studies have suggested that children with Down syndrome are more prone to be overweight ?People with Down syndrome can do anything,? Stuart told Buzzfeed. ?They just do it at their own pace. Give them a chance and you will be rewarded beyond your greatest expectations! FULL STORY: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/19/madeline-stuart-teen-down-syndrome-model_n_7311136.html Sorry for ugly link on my phone. 🐩 Your thoughts? Does Down Syndrome matter? Should she be treated just like anyone else wanting to enter the industry? Her mother supports it so it must be ok then?