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A father with Down syndrome raised his son, who is now a doctor…See more

Posted on June 13, 2025 By Erica m No Comments on A father with Down syndrome raised his son, who is now a doctor…See more

In a quiet town in Syria, an extraordinary story of love, perseverance, and strength unfolded—one that continues to inspire millions around the world. Jad Issa, a man born with Down syndrome, defied expectations when he raised his son, Sader Issa, who grew up to become a successful dentist. Their journey is a powerful reminder that a person’s condition does not define their capacity for love, responsibility, or greatness.

Jad worked at a local wheat mill for decades, earning a modest income but always putting his family first. Despite having Down syndrome—a genetic condition often associated with intellectual and developmental challenges—Jad was a dedicated husband and a deeply loving father. He poured all his energy into raising his son, Sader, providing not just for his basic needs, but also for his emotional and intellectual development.

Sader recalls his childhood with warmth and admiration. He never felt deprived of love or guidance. In fact, his father was playful, attentive, and proud—often showing him off to neighbors, beaming with joy while saying, “This is my son, the doctor.” Encouraged by that love and motivated by his father’s unwavering support, Sader pursued a career in dentistry and graduated as a qualified dental surgeon.

Today, Sader is a vocal advocate for people with Down syndrome. In interviews, he shares how his father’s condition never felt like a burden—on the contrary, it was a source of strength. He credits his success to the values his father instilled in him: kindness, hard work, and perseverance. Sader wants the world to understand that people with Down syndrome are capable of leading full, meaningful lives when given love, support, and opportunity.

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