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Barbe’s Story – Part II

February 3, 2015 By Tory Shanklin Leave a Comment

It was the holiday season of 1993 and Barbe was the single mother of 3 children, two daughters and a son, Christopher, who had Touretts, epilepsy, OCD, ADHD and Neurofibromatosis. Because of her son’s serious health care issues he received Social Security benefits and Medicaid. That was until 3 months after Barbe worked two hours Learn More

Filed Under: Stories Tagged With: adhd, advocacy, Alaska, caregiver, family, guilt, parenting

My Guilt and its Impact on Caregiving

February 24, 2014 By Tory Shanklin 2 Comments

Susan Tanori is a mother of a daughter with autism and a Stone Soup Group Parent Navigator in Fairbanks, Alaska. Below she describes how a recent training she provided “became a confessional.” Read on to see how she opened up about some of the most difficult aspects of being a caregiver. Recently, I presented a workshop on “Caring for Learn More

Filed Under: Stories Tagged With: Alaska, autism, caregiver, family, guilt, parenting, parents, special needs, stories, story telling

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