Six years have passed since NYC and six years will come and go, and one thing I know for sure is we will still be telling stories to whoever will open their minds and hearts to our words. And most importantly, living our lives with a positive perspective, rooted in love. Advocating for all types of people, and the truth that we all have feelings that deserve respect. Families with a child who has Down Syndrome to have courage. Reading Leah’s words, our purpose for Upside Down parallels so much about our experience on the Today Show. The song was the perfect accompaniment for the deserving recipient, and for Gifford, who said that she hoped Hoda knows how much I love her. And people can see that a child with Down Syndrome has feelings like everybodys feelings too. A cherished employee, Mary O’Connor, was the honoree of the final Everyone Has a Story Chenoweth sang Kathie Lee Giffords final collaboration song for the feature, Give It Away. And families with a child who has Down Syndrome to have courage. I hope that the people watching the segment feel hope and encouragement. I love the song it is the most beautiful song that I hear before.Īfter my Sister Lindsay read her letter on the Everyone Has A Story segment and I listened to the beautiful heartfelt and touching words and it touched me and my heart that got me a little bit of tears. All of us and also with me on the piano to play with them and perform with them that is a very special moment that all of us that we have together and to perform. And the Broadway Star Karen Mason sing the song. I play the song that Kathie Lee and David Friedman write a song about me called Anything is Possible. We did a rehearsal on their piano before the show started and that did really help me because all pianos play different feeling and sounding and it sometimes is hard to play a duet with a new person other than My Mom. When the show was starting to get ready for the performance when they honored me on the Today Show at first I was a little nervous because it was my first time to be on national television. Leah and Broadway Composer David Friedman rehearsing for their performance
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