Episode 68: Summer series | respite

Michelle’s daughter attended EEU as a neurotypical student, so it was a no-brainer that her son Kellen would also be a student there.  To the surprise of the family, Kellen was at the right place because, while already in an inclusive environment, they found out that he has Autism. Today, Michelle, a single, co-parenting mama, is sharing her story of navigating this diagnosis, not feeling worthy some days and exploring inclusion.

Today’s guest is… Suz? She is taking on the mentality that many of us face when we feel “out of practice” when we are thrown into the hospital with our child.  Topics discussed (read: rambled on) that you do not want to miss: Links and resources: Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss…

Meet Stacie! Mama to Lainey and Calvin.  Lainey has a rare genetic disease that can make their day-to-day lives incredibly unpredictable due to the main symptom, recurring attacks of paralysis that can affect one side of the body, the whole body, or even move from side to side. While Lainey’s condition may be rare, the…

Leah is back! Since we last met her, early in season one, she has released her debut memoir, Loving You Big. It is a story of beautiful, loving, chaos that so many of us can relate with and feel comfort in knowing that we are not alone in this journey. Leah and Suz are hosting…

Meet Megan!  She is a sister with a lot of siblings, three of which are disabled.  We are pretty sure Megan is a unicorn example of a sister but we are hopeful there are more out there like her.  Megan is real and honest with us, explaining why she feels more comfortable with the disabled…

Hello Season TWO in 2022!  Today Suz and Diane are kicking off the new season back together, talking about milestones and goals for our medically complex, disabled children. Topics we talked about that you do not want to miss: Do you actually do all the goals? Inch-stones vs Milestones Checklists and boxes Where to listen: …