Did anyone see the special called "Incredibly Small: Kenadie's Story"? I normally wouldn't call a little person adorable or cute because I wouldn't want to be patronizing (referring to adults as cute because they are small) but since she is only 3 I have to say she is just a precious little angel.

HI and Yes I saw it and your right she was just to cute for words. And like you said being so your like that you can use the word cute because that is used for all kids of that age.

Have a Blessed And Wonderful Christmas Everyone.

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Originally posted by princessdf:
Did anyone see the special called "Incredibly Small: Kenadie's Story"? I normally wouldn't call a little person adorable or cute because I wouldn't want to be patronizing (referring to adults as cute because they are small) but since she is only 3 I have to say she is just a precious little angel.

I actually have commented on this little girl in past threads. I would imagine she is 4 by now. As that is an older episode. I truly hope she gets to be older and enjoy her life even more. She is soooo tiny!!! But adorable. The problem with primordial dwarfs is brain aneurysms.(sp?) There was another episode "The littlest people" and their main concern in life were those. My heart goes out to them.

Yes, I saw that other special about primordial dwarfs. Kenadie is either 4 or almost 4, she has a web site, I am not sure the URL but if you just type her name in yahoo it comes up. They said she is starting to talk!

i've seen this documentary once before, and im watching it again. im a student in a highschool, and for our jr/sr years, we have to present on topics we pick. i was really interested in this and i was wondering if anyone knew maybe how i could connect with a family with a child with this growth habbit.

oh thats kool. i saw tht episode. thnx 4 the site!!

Yes. I saw it and I have seen it many times before. She is so cute. I couldn't help but say "awwww" when she was walking around the mall with her mom.

I just finished watching the special on Kenadie, and I have never been more moved and inspired by anything in my entire life. I joined this site just so I could tell someone how miraculous and special I think she is. The whole time I watched it, I kept forgetting she was different... she is just so energetic, loveable, and genuine. And her mother is a gift from God, that's for sure. This was a beautiful, amazing documentary, and I wish they would make it into a regular show. I would definitely watch it every week. Kenadie and her entire family will be on my prayer list from now on. Thank you, Kenadie, for reminding us what life is supposed to be about.. living in the moment, and loving everyone regardless of judgement. We could all learn something from you. God bless you and your family.