The Space Between a Diagnosis and a Person In medicine, a diagnosis is often where a story begins. A clinical label appears on a page, a list of traits follows, and suddenly a human being becomes easier to define than to truly understand. Down syndrome is no exception. It can explain a genetic variation, but it can never capture a child's sense of humor, their quiet stubbornness, or the way their posture changes when someone finally treats them like an equal. In 2018, Sofia