Parenting Impossible
The Special Needs Survival PodcastHosted by Annette Hines
What’s it all about
Join Annette and her incredible guests as they explore the many joys and challenges in the disability community.
The parenting impossible podcast is a free resource discussing current issues both national and local as well as the personal stories interactive experiences of people in the disability community.
In addition to being a disability attorney and skilled advocate, Annette brings personal experience to the disability community, as the mother of two daughters, one of who passed away from Mitochondrial Disease in November 2013. This deep personal understanding of raising a special needs child fuels her passion for quality care and person-centered planning and drives her dedication to justice in the community.
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Past Episodes
Vacation Strategies for Special Needs Families with Dawn Barclays
Michelle Hu has been a pediatric audiologist for over 12 years working specifically with the diagnosis, hearing amplification, cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and aural rehabilitation. Something unique about her is that she grew up hard of hearing herself.
Raising Children with BIG Emotions
Michelle Hu has been a pediatric audiologist for over 12 years working specifically with the diagnosis, hearing amplification, cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and aural rehabilitation. Something unique about her is that she grew up hard of hearing herself.
UPDATE: What’s Happening in the World of Disability?
Michelle Hu has been a pediatric audiologist for over 12 years working specifically with the diagnosis, hearing amplification, cochlear implant evaluation, programming, and aural rehabilitation. Something unique about her is that she grew up hard of hearing herself.