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@taija_myyra Kiitos 🩷

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Ihana rentouttava kesäloma päättymässä ja huomenna taas töihin ☀️

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@Kirjalainenm Paljon onnea 🩷🌹

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@Nita77998809 Kiitos 🩷

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@ElseKruskopf Kirsti Paakkanen 🌹

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@PirjoKopra Paljon onnea 🎂🌹

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@pilvihyvonen Paljon onnea 🎂🎈🌹

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Maaliskuuta

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Talvitunnelmaa 🌨️

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Levollista sunnuntaita ☃️

[Papa Woof und Krampus und Bleaken @woofknight]

If Christmas is hard,
If you’ve lost someone dear.
Just look in your heart,
And you’ll know they’re still here.
The star in the sky,
The light falling snow.
The robin outside,
It seems like they know.
If this is a time,
When you’re struggling through.
Just do what you can,
For what matters, is you.
There’s no need to be merry,
There’s no need to be bright.
Just do what you can,
It will all be alright.
Source: @Toots Design

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@velimattihelin Samoin sinulle!

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@TiinaVisnen10 Ihanaa joulua myös Pablolle ja sinulle 💝🎅🏻💖

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@Anskuna Samoin sinulle 💝

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@PaananenK @TomimPAAN Samoin teille 💝🤶🏻🎅🏻💝

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Kaikille hyvää ja onnellista joulunaikaa 💖💝🎅🏻🤶🏻💖💝

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

In 1915, a German princess was born with Down syndrome and, unusually for the time, she was never hidden from public view. Her name was Princess Alexandrine Irene of Prussia, the eldest daughter of Crown Prince Wilhelm and Princess Cecilie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. At a time when disability was surrounded by stigma, her family chose a different path: openness and affection.

Nicknamed Adini, she was deeply loved. Her parents ensured that she received an education, was included in everyday life, and appeared at public events—something rare among royal families of that era. While many aristocratic households concealed relatives with disabilities, Alexandrine remained visible and respected. Her mother fought to secure her daughter’s dignity and her rightful place in society.

Alexandrine lived with her mother until 1954 and remained close to her family throughout her life. Hers was a life of quiet normality, warmth, and acceptance—a gentle challenge to the prejudices of her time. She passed away in 1980 at the age of 65, leaving behind not only public recognition but a legacy of compassion, courage, and familial love.

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Mukavaa joulukuusta sunnuntaita 🩷

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@PaananenK Otan osaa ♥️💔♥️

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@ruutuikkuna Itselläni sama tilanne lähestymässä äidin kanssa 💔.

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