I have a 26 year old daughter with 22q.11. I've learned a lot on this journey. Some things might be helpful to some of you, but due to the nature of 22q.11, and how the syndrome manifests differently in each person, some things might not be. I'm simply hoping that people will become educated about this interesting genetic syndrome.
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People with intellectual disabilities are often unaware of their personal hygiene. Teaching hygiene when they’re young may be helpful.
Black Lives Matter and 22q11.2 (00:20:17)
Just some thoughts.
Conversations about world events with a 22q11.2 individual. (00:19:17)
All the events happening in the world right now are really confusing for anyone, but imagine how confusing it is for an individual with intellectual disabilities. Our conversations matter. These issue...
Season 1 finale - The Cliffhanger! 😁 (00:14:27)
It seems fitting to end this season now - when the world awaits the current coronavirus Cliffhanger. May God bless you in your journey, and know that I truly believe that God sends extra angels to pro...
Train of Thought (00:13:45)
The thinking process can be interesting, and sometimes genuinely doesn't seem to make any sense. You can respond in different ways. That's YOUR choice, and, trust me when I say that can I say that emp...
Always Thinking For Two (00:22:24)
Thinking for two can be EXHAUSTING! I personally believe that it means we're not only amazing, we're also freaking brilliant! Here's why!
Caretaker Guilt (00:18:32)
A person with 22q11.2 will (most likely) not have the same level of productivity that you have or that you'd like. You may not be okay with that, but they will, and sometimes it causes guilt.
Interview with Brooke, Sarah's sister. (00:24:09)
Brooke is 23 years old, has her nursing degree and has a 6 month old baby. The interview got cut short, (my phone rang) but I was pretty much done. I hope something is beneficial to someone.
Sunday chat - Spirituality and 22q11.2 (00:15:43)
We all seem to "feel" things spiritual a little differently. Speaking things of a spiritual nature is also very individual. Both may present a challenge for an intellectually disabled person, but it d...
What about group homes? (00:08:05)
After people ask me about independent living they usually ask about the possibility of a group home. It's a good question. In the area that I live I have not found group home accommodations, but that ...
Can a person with 22q11.2 live independently? (00:12:37)
I get asked this question a lot. The short answer, I believe, is ‘yes’ but I haven’t figured it out yet, and this podcast episode explains why.
Interview with Hannah, Sarah’s youngest sibling. (00:28:39)
This is a very unplanned, raw interview. We hope this gives your some insights into a sibling’s perspective.
Got interrupted on the last episode ☺️ (00:03:42)
Final thoughts about taking care of the caregiver.
Take care of the caregiver part 2 (00:13:04)
This episode got cut off because my husband called. But it's am important episode. ☺️
How having a child with special needs has affected our marriage. (00:28:10)
Happy Valentines Day! Statistics have shown that having a special needs child increases the stress on a marriage. It's important to me to take regular inventory on where our marriage is at, and what w...
How having a child with special needs has affected our family. (00:20:53)
It took a long time for me to see the effects that having a disabled child had on our family. Each individual was affected, and coped with the family dynamic differently. Looking back I wish I'd seen ...
Humanitarian Work! (00:11:23)
A desire to live life isn't any different for an individual with special needs. I'm so glad that we've been able to find ways to make that happen for our daughter.
Work and accommodations part 2 (00:43:21)
This subject is hard. Trying to explain to someone why it's hard is...hard!! Don't let people who don't understand your situation make you feel inadequate. This is tricky business. If your state has g...
Work and accommodations part 1 (00:16:18)
Jobs are tricky. When looking for employment be certain to communicate limitations and the need for potential accommodations.
The first rule in any emergency: REMAIN CALM!! (00:22:35)
This episode is about dating and your special needs child. Things may happen that make you feel uncomfortable, however, overreaction never helps anything or anyone. Remain calm.
Take good care of the caregiver! (00:27:31)
This is such an important topic! Everyone suffers when the caregiver gets burnout. They are NOT weak for getting to that point. Honor them by keeping them in your mind and making sure they are cared ...
Trichotillomania (00:17:46)
Sarah experiences trichotilmania. It’s gotten better, however, she still pulls out her eyelashes and eyebrows. I don’t know if this podcast will be helpful to anyone, but here’s some information and e...
Public School VS Private School (00:20:01)
It's a big decision. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
Stuck (00:15:31)
Stuck in an age, stuck in a pattern, stuck in emotions. None of it is uncommon, and honestly, sometimes it's really hard.
PUBERTY in Holland (00:28:43)
This one is a little longer because PUBERTY feels like an ETERNITY!
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