Episode 12: Mary | Rejoice

Trauma. Grief. Heartache.  I know so many of us face these things on a daily basis.  Today’s story is no different.  Years into her journey, Jen is able to share details of her family, specifically of her two boys Carter and Silas. Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis tragically changed life as Jen knew it, forever.  Topics we talked…

Carissa is a boy mom, through and through.  Within her tribe of three boys, her oldest, Caleb, has Coffin Siris Syndrome and Autism.  Carissa shares her story as a special needs parent, breaking down the chapters she has gone through and the one she is in now.    Topics you do not want to miss: Communication…

We know that traveling can be overstimulating for neurotypical individuals, but how does it affect our children who are already sensory sensitive? Amy, from Floyo Travel, is talking with Suz today about tips for traveling with the right mindset for special needs families who may struggle with sensory processing disorders.  Topics discussed that you do…

After some time off, we are back!  Suz and Di are dusting off their microphones and are so excited to get back to work on the When Autumn Comes podcast.  Today we share the changes that you will be seeing for WAC and then we chat about hope. Because what is hope when things do…

Merriam-Webster defines grief as “deep and poignant distress caused by or as if by bereavement” or “trouble, annoyance”. The American Psychological Association goes further to include, “Grief often includes physiological distress, separation anxiety, confusion, yearning, obsessive dwelling on the past, and apprehension about the future. Intense grief can become life-threatening through disruption of the immune…

We know that it is scary to learn that your child(ren) may need extra pieces of medical equipment to survive. Medical technology should never be positioned to us as a “last resort” when in reality it is often life saving game changers for our kids. Tia is here, sharing her family’s story. I met Tia…