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Hosted by Erica Hauser · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 40 episodes
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As a mother and caregiver of a child with a complex medical background and special needs that all started as a result of epilepsy, I felt a calling to create a podcast that tells the story of our journey. A podcast that talks about moments of strength, the ups and downs and the lessons that we have learned along the way. Myself and my family have become stronger and are better humans because of what we've gone through. So come along with me, listen, learn and become apart of a community of parents, caregivers and families who understands what it's like to walk a day in your shoes.
Erica Hauser hosts The Parenting Epilepsy and Special Needs Podcast with Erica Hauser, a kids show with 40 episodes published.
Some weeks just feel…off. In this episode, I’m sharing what has been one of those weeks in our home. Between navigating my daughter’s ketogenic diet for epilepsy, challenging mealtimes, an intense seizure that required r
When my daughter had her first seizure in 2013, I had no idea how much our lives were about to change. In this episode, I share the advice I wish someone had given me during those terrifying first days and weeks of navig
When our daughter underwent a hemispherectomy at just four years old, we had no idea how many small tools and adaptive products would make such a big difference during and after her recovery. While we were still in the h
Being a caregiver for a medically complex child is one of the most demanding roles a parent can take on — and some weeks are harder than others. In this episode, I'm sharing a particularly tough week in our journey carin
Can you believe we’re already halfway through the year? As moms, especially moms caring for children with epilepsy, special needs, or complex medical conditions, we spend so much time focused on everyone else that we rar
There are certain photos that instantly transport us back to a specific moment in our lives. Recently, I came across a photo of myself holding my four-month-old daughter, Katie, just two days after our first epilepsy-rel
In this episode, I open up about our family's next step in managing our daughter's epilepsy — an inpatient stay at our local children's hospital to fully commit to the ketogenic diet. After more than a decade of navigati
Summer break can bring excitement, but for parents of children with epilepsy and special needs, it can also bring stress, planning and a lot of questions. In this episode, I’m sharing practical ideas, personal experience
In today’s episode, we’re talking about something that often gets pushed to the bottom of the priority list for caregivers and special needs moms… friendship and connection. As summer approaches, I’ve been reflecting on
Mother’s Day can bring a mix of emotions—especially for moms raising children with special needs and epilepsy. In this episode, I’m taking a moment to speak directly to YOU—the moms who show up every single day with stre
When children notice differences, they often stare. It’s natural curiosity — but what happens next can become a powerful teaching moment. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my perspective as a mom parenting a daughter with
The transition to kindergarten can feel overwhelming for any parent—but when your child has epilepsy, special needs, and a complex medical history, it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders as you are pr
In today’s episode, I’m sharing a conversation that I will never forget… one that I’m still incredibly grateful for nearly a decade later. Before my daughter started preschool, I had no idea what to expect. Like many par
How do you mentally prepare for your child’s brain surgery? If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and unsure how to handle what’s ahead—you are not alone. In this deeply personal episode, I share what helped me navigat
In today’s episode, I’m opening up about something that can feel incredibly hard—but is absolutely essential… taking a break from caregiving. I recently took a short break away—from work, home, and caregiving—and it remi
March 26th is Purple Day, also known as Epilepsy Awareness Day—a day where many people wear purple, share posts, and show support. But behind that color… there are real families, real stories, and a reality that most peo
In this very personal episode, I reflect on a moment that always brings a wave of emotion — the anniversary of when my daughter and I came home from inpatient rehab after her hemispherectomy brain surgery. Every March, p
When brain surgery becomes part of the conversation for your child’s epilepsy, the weight of that decision can feel overwhelming. In this episode, I’m sharing our family’s personal experience with seeking multiple second
As I was thinking about what to talk about today, I kept coming back to something so many of us quietly carry — the natural fear and anxiety that shows up when we’re about to make a change for our child. If you’re parent
The struggle is real!! If you have attempted to take your child with special needs and epilepsy for a “typical” dental cleaning, you know how challenging and stressful it can be. I was on a mission to find a provider who
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