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"We decided to give it a chance one more time, hoping the food would have improved since we visited a year ago. Disappointed again. \nWe reserved a table for 8 for Senior Day on Millionaire Row at $45 per person for the buffet. It was even worse than last year. \nLimited and bland options -- pasta, potatoes, and baked chicken breast. Overcooked broccoli, mixed lettuces, and rolls. Bread pudding and cookies. \n\nLast year advertised chicken AND (nonexistent) pork, so I guess at least there's no false advertising this year. (Slow clapping.)\n\nOur party decided we won't be back. \n\nP.S. This also solidified our decision to make reservations elsewhere for the annual Thanksgiving dinner event. \n\nTables were packed in so tight together that 1/2 of our party were jostled, pushed, and bumped as other patrons tried to navigate the room. \nNo clear pathways to access buffet and I felt sorry for those diners who were seated next to the line for the buffet and had people looming over them and bumping them while they tried to dine or take a sip of their drink. \n\nParking situation was better this time. \nAccess to escalators and elevators was still poorly managed with employees yelling orders at each other as lines jammed up to make entry into the venue. \nI felt sorry for some of the patrons using walkers or having limited mobility, worried for their safety in case of emergency, and the ADA compliance for the venue."
Down syndrome is a set of cognitive and physical symptoms that result from having an extra chromosome 21 or an extra piece of that chromosome. It is the most common chromosomal cause of mild to moderate intellectual disabilities. People with Down syndrome also have some distinct physical features, such as a flat-looking face, and they are at risk for a number of other health conditions.
As the registry grows, families and researchers learn more about Down syndrome and identify similarities and differences in the symptoms and treatment of people with Down syndrome from around the world. The information collected helps guide future research and treatment. Learn more about DS-Connect ®: The Down Syndrome Registry.
Understanding Down syndrome and other intellectual and developmental disabilities is part of the reason NICHD was established. Today, the institute continues to lead research on the causes, progression, treatment, and management of Down syndrome, as well as on conditions and diseases that are associated with the syndrome.
People with Down syndrome are at a greater risk for a number of health problems and conditions than are people who do not have Down syndrome. Many of these associated conditions may require immediate care right after birth, occasional treatment throughout childhood and adolescence, or long-term treatments throughout life.
