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Unexceptional Moms
Ellen Stumbo
2 episodes
4 days ago
Welcome to the Unexceptional Moms Podcast, where we offer hope and encouragement for parents of disabled kids. Join us in this journey as we navigate the joys and challenges of raising children with disabilities. We want you to know you're not alone.
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Welcome to the Unexceptional Moms Podcast, where we offer hope and encouragement for parents of disabled kids. Join us in this journey as we navigate the joys and challenges of raising children with disabilities. We want you to know you're not alone.
Show more...
Parenting
Kids & Family
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Disability Culture and Identity Part 2
Unexceptional Moms
41 minutes 48 seconds
2 years ago
Disability Culture and Identity Part 2

https://www.ellenstumbo.com/disability-culture-identity-part-2-episode-41/

Episode outline:

Physical therapy: the difference between how disabled adults see therapy vs how parents of disabled kids see therapy.

How to make choices when the medical community pushes for certain interventions.

Finding the balance on how much to “push” our kids and letting them be gloriously themselves.

What it is like for disabled adults to listen to parents of disabled children talk about caregiving.

Things that contribute to parents of disabled kids and disabled adults to be at odds.

“It’s hard for me to feel a lot of sympathy or empathy when people talk about how hard it is to be a caregiver. Because as a caree I don’t get a lot of sympathy. And there’s no caree support group, where we can go and complain about our caregivers.”

Marin Hann

Unexceptional Moms
Welcome to the Unexceptional Moms Podcast, where we offer hope and encouragement for parents of disabled kids. Join us in this journey as we navigate the joys and challenges of raising children with disabilities. We want you to know you're not alone.