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Hosted by Dave Ramos and Sherrean Carr · EN · 26 episodes
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Our daughter has severe disabilities. This podcast should provide support, information and hope as you navigate life with your child who has disabilities. We will share our experiences raising our daughter from the early years through adulthood. On this podcast we have conversations with various guests ranging from medical professionals, to parents to surfing instructors. Together we’ll cover the good, the bad (and some of the ugly) challenges and joys we continue our journey loving and raising our wonderful daughter.
Dave Ramos and Sherrean Carr hosts My Child Has Disabilities Now What?, a kids show with 26 episodes published.
On this episode of My Child has Disabilities Now What, Sherrean and I discuss some of the ongoing issues that arise in the later years. With Taylor now being 32 years old we talk about caregiver issues have happened to u
On this episode we are talking with Christina Lovaas of TUCCI Learning Solutions. Where the agency provides the right solutions for the individual’s learning environment. For over 3 decades, TUCCI LEARNING SOLUTIONS, has
On this episode we are talking with Jonathan Cobb, father of Sage, an 18 year old with cerebral palsy, depression, anxiety and related mental illnesses. Sage’s journey from almost dying at birth to being accepted at univ
Meet Sarah Thomas, Nolan’s mother. Unique signs, new mom and meeting milestones, this mom leaned in and listened to the experts. A story of parental strength and perseverance that is absolute.
On this episode we are talking with Ken Prodger and Scott Gill from Special Needs Planning Group, a fiduciary, fee-based financial planning team. Their professional and compassionate team understands the unique challenge
Here is the conclusion of “The Siblings Perspective”. With Mayah Gallego younger sister to twin Autistic brothers and our son Graydon Carr, 3 years older than our daughter Taylor. We hope you get some great information a
When we were planning this episode we both felt strongly this would be a lot of great information regarding a siblings perspectives for a family with a member having a disability. Our first guest is Mayah Gallego younger
Melissa Gagne is an attorney specializing in special education and has been helping parents navigate the special education system for decades. She shares her expertise, knowledge and experience as a mom to a son with pro
On this episode we are talking with Molly Turner founder of Skills of Life Café, a mobile café in Santa Cruz, California, that provides employment opportunities for teens with special needs and offers teens and young adu
On this episode our guest is Dr. Marylinn Reinhardt a proud mother of a special needs daughter who was her inspiration for creating Hospital and IV dentistry for special needs. She saw how difficult it was to find dental
On this episode we talk to a couple of dads about what it’s really like from a dad’s perspective raising a child with disabilities. Come alone on their journey of ups and downs, learning as they explain their challenges,
On this episode Sherrean and Dave will be talking about more of our story and experiences with our daughter in the early years. While learning more each day about our journey ahead for all of us. Some of the harsh realit
On this episode we are talking with Riley Mulcahy, the driving force behind The Riley Project, a platform dedicated to empowering individuals who learn differently. With a mission to foster inclusivity, spark meaningful
On this episode we are talking with staff from the Landmark College Success Center. Sandra Fishler, Director, Sarah Firestein, Senior Learning Specialist and PEERS Facilitator and Oindrila Das, Learning Specialist and PE
On this episode we are talking with Trudy Marsh Grable who spent over 30 years working as director of community and family services at the nonprofit agency Parents Helping Parents, where she developed programs, raised fu
Today we are continuing our talk with Lynne Gallego, mom to twin sons with autism. She has walked the journey of ups and downs losing her husband along the way. She continues her inspirational story and gives insight and
Today’s guest we are talking with Lynne Gallego, mom to twin sons with autism, has walked the journey of ups and downs losing her husband along the way. She has an inspirational story and gives insight and a positive per
Today we are talking with Kathleen Foley-Hughes, who opened a cafe in 2003 dedicated to employing people with disabilities after realizing there were limited vocational educational options for her son and others with dis
On this episode we are talking with Dr. Damon Korb, a board-certified developmental and behavioral pediatrician. As the clinic director for Center for Developing Minds, he guides a team of child development experts that
On this episode we are talking with Paula Reardon, mom to two sons with autism. One son entering college and another in elementary school and the challenges associated with educational, medical, and social systems and ne
Sarah Thomas
AgeTech advisor, and global innovator · Open Water Marathon Swimmer
1 appearance on this show
Ken Prodger
Special Needs Planning Group
1 appearance on this show
Molly Turner
Skills of Life Café
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Riley Mulcahy
The Riley Project
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Sandra Fishler
Landmark College Success Center
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Trudy Marsh Grable
Parents Helping Parents
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Dr. Damon Korb
Center for Developing Minds
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Maria Daane
Parents Helping Parents
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My Child Has Disabilities Now What? is hosted by Dave Ramos and Sherrean Carr. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 26 episodes.
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