About Precious
Mission Statement: At Precious Kreations, Inc., we ignite empowerment, enlighten through education, and roar for advocacy. We're the stylish voice championing diversity, resilience, and indomitable spirit for all. Hand in hand, we rewrite narratives for those with Down Syndrome, disabilities, and celebrate every color, race. Stand with us - let's make the world shine brighter!
Vision Statement: To bring awareness to Down Syndrome and other physical disabilities so that individuals and families can provide support and encouragement to those living with disabilities and aid them in living healthy, productive and full lives.
In the whirlwind of 2020, amidst the quiet streets and hopeful hearts, Precious, bright with dreams and her mother's warmth, brought to life Precious Kreations, Inc. Born of courage and care, our space cherishes every person's sparkle, with joyful jewelry like twinkling earrings and heart-warming necklaces, crafted not just for some, but for all.
We don't stop there; our shelves dance with shirts and sweet accessories for tiny ones, big kids, and adults, because style speaks in every size. Precious, our heart's melody and fashion-forward spirit, wears confidence like a crown. Her belief is simple and powerful: “Just because you have a disAbilty; does not mean you can’t be stylish"
Take our hand at PK, Inc., where together, we celebrate every story, champion every dream, and create a world that gleams with the beauty of diversity.
More About Precious: Precious, a fighter since birth, was born via C-Section on 05/03/2001. She has experienced much trauma since birth but was a fighter then; and is still a fighter 21 years later. She experienced respiratory distress, swallowed meconium during the birthing process and spent 2 weeks in NICU. While in NICU she had a platelet transfusion. On her journey Precious has been diagnosed with many illnesses such as Hyperthyroidism (Graves disease) which is uncommon with Down Syndrome, Insulin Resistant, Apraxia of Speech, ADHD, Asthma, Seizure Disorder. She uses an adaptive stroller due to having weakness in her left side and is not able to walk for long periods of time.