So I lost my husband in April; big sea change for me and my sons.  So how do I work with Jeremy on the loss of his step father (he is non verbal) so we can't really discuss this topic. Tune in to get the latest on this "unexpected wrinkle" in our continuous story..

It has been awhile since my last podcast. My husband and soulmate, Al, passed away April 25th from lung cancer.  It was rather quick and definitely not expected.  Hear how myself, my family, and most of all, my sons, are managing this difficult time..

Wow!  We are angry and taking it out on each other. The question is why??

What is Advent?  Many people all over the world celebrate Christmas but few seem to know about the weeks of anticipation and hopefulness that Advent brings.  Let's explore this topic together!

Ann was a teacher in her early 30's when she realized she could not hear the students in the back of the classroom...thus began her journey with hearing loss that has continually worsened over the years.  How did she cope? Learn about the struggles she shares about "the elephant in the room" that most people do not discuss and our health systems do not address. 

Back from a summer hiatus, I have interesting interviews coming up over the next several months.  Listen and find out more about who will be my guests!

When Jeremy was 3, his brother came into the world.  Having a brother who was not verbal, and had no interest in playing or interacting in a typical way, had to be challenging for Dan. Dan always loved to write; at one point, he expressed interest in writing a book entitled "An Only Child with a Brother".  This was a bittersweet moment for me. Being a sibling of someone with autism is not easy but it is an interesting journey. Explore this journey with Dan as he shares his experiences and insight growing up with Jeremy.

Let's hear from a teacher who has taught in the field of Special Education for 19 years. Insight into what these teachers face each day from the education system, working with parents, and teaching during a pandemic...and what about the next school year?