For children, fear can be a very real thing. Whether it is perceived or not, fear can be a challenging emotion to process. This is especially true for children who have a sibling with a disability. They may not express it, but these children fear what will happen to them and their sibling should something happen to their parents. Join me as I share my sibling story and talk through my own fears surrounding my big brother, Nick. Grab a tissue, this is an emotional one.
Hey, there. If you are new to my podcast, I’m Amanda and through my social media platform, Pieces of Me, I share my journey of being a sibling to someone with a rare disability, a founder and director of a nonprofit serving those with intellectual disabilities, and finding balance as a working mom, wife, and business leader.
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Check out my children’s book, Owen the Wonderer, that helps teach kids about differences and acceptance. And my Ebook that helps talks about the many emotions of being a sibling to someone with an intellectual disability.
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