My best friend has a Downs child and she was shocked and saddened at the time because she knew that the child would have a lot of physical problems to contend with. They have brought this beautiful young woman up to love the Lord and she is a gem. Everyone loves her.
Well, I can imagine the shock for Kolo, who was a father of a Down's syndrome baby at 32. Having children at that age for a woman is not a significant risk. The incidence is about 1 in 1,000 births. At 43, when Sarah Palin had her child, the incidence is 1 in 35 births. Salin had no reason to be shocked, as that was a very real possibility and something she should have been prepared to deal with from the moment she found out that she was pregnant.
Either way, as a religious person she had no reason or justification to be shocked or saddened. Otherwise, all this talk about faith is lip service.
That said, I never suggested anything negaive about Down's syndrome babies, so your post makes aboslutely no sense whatsoever vis-a-vis my post #266.