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"Imagine a choir singing a single, sustained, beautiful note. That note seems endless because each singer takes turns pausing to breathe, ensuring the harmony never wavers. This is the kind of sustained, collaborative effort we need. We must acknowledge that individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families deserve lives that are not just included, but truly celebrated by their community. The dedicated individuals behind me have been the heart and soul of this effort, holding the notes and keeping the music alive. But even they need time to breathe. They need to know they are not alone. Today, we call upon the board and the entire Washington County community to join us in this ongoing symphony of advocacy. We cannot be our best selves, and we cannot build a thriving community, if we allow division to weaken us, or if we lose sight of our shared purpose. Let us take today to find the strength to unite and continue our song together." -- Program Manager Kirsten Oster at today's Washington County, Oregon board proclamation for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month #DDAM2025 #proclamation

Published on: 03/04/2025

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"Imagine a choir singing a single, sustained, beautiful note. That note seems endless because each singer takes turns pausing to breathe, ensuring the harmony never wavers. This is the kind of sustained, collaborative effort we need. We must acknowledge that individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families deserve lives that are not just included, but truly celebrated by their community. The dedicated individuals behind me have been the heart and soul of this effort, holding the notes and keeping the music alive. But even they need time to breathe. They need to know they are not alone. Today, we call upon the board and the entire Washington County community to join us in this ongoing symphony of advocacy. We cannot be our best selves, and we cannot build a thriving community, if we allow division to weaken us, or if we lose sight of our shared purpose. Let us take today to find the strength to unite and continue our song together." -- Program Manager Kirsten Oster at today's Washington County, Oregon board proclamation for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month #DDAM2025 #proclamation

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