Cubs pitcher Ryan Rolison’s visit to Advocate Adult Down Syndrome Center in Park Ridge.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Rolison’s visit to Advocate Adult Down Syndrome Center in Park Ridge.
Rolison visited the center and spent time with adults with Down syndrome, answering their questions about his career, professional baseball and life with the Cubs. He also spoke individually with attendees, signed autographs and took photos.
Advocate Adult Down Syndrome Center provides comprehensive health care specifically designed for adolescents and adults with Down syndrome. Beyond addressing medical needs, the center supports patients as they navigate adulthood, with a focus on their overall health, independence and quality of life.
The visit allowed participants to connect directly with a Chicago professional athlete in their own community and bond over a shared love of baseball.
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