After she gave birth, Christina Warholak was given a stack of books and sympathetic looks follow by an “I’m sorry.” Her new born daughter had Down Syndrome -- a congenital disorder occurring when the individual has an extra copy of chromosome 21. “When they gave me the books about down syndrome, I couldn’t read them,” Christina said. “It was depressing because of all the naysay and all of the stuff about how horrible this is. I just put the books away.” The moment she put the books away was the same moment Christina said she didn’t care what the books said. Her daughter is just like everyone else. When they gave me the books about down syndrome, I couldn’t read them. It was depressing because of all the naysay and all of the stuff about how horrible this is. I just put the books away. Now, 11 years later, her daughter Serenity has proven she is just like the other kids -- and it all started with a bowling ball. Serenity started bowling as a way to spend tim