"On Becoming Extraordinarily Normal!"

Humanizing A Journey To "Wellness"

25 min · 2 de mar de 2023
portada del episodio Humanizing A Journey To "Wellness"

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The narrative of a mother describes how she was able to have an alternative journey when her first daughters' journey was proven unsuccessful. She describes through finding an alternative way to hospitalizations with collaborative conversations and using welcoming language helped save her daughters life. Please share with other parents out there who are experiencing hopelessness. This person wants other parents "to keep hope in their hearts." If you have any experiences to share or would like us to speak about please let us know.

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