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Rhythms for Life

Everyone Belongs: Heather Avis

Rhythms for Life

Rebekah Lyons and Gabe Lyons

Create, Anxiety, Spirituality, Connect, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Life, Rest, Rhythms, Mental Health, Restore

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey friends, welcome to the Rhythms for Life Podcast where each week we talk about four rhythms

0:05.4

that help you reduce stress and anxiety and take charge of your emotional health. Rest,

0:10.8

restore, connect, create. These ideas come from Rebecca's best-selling book,

0:15.6

Rhythms of Renewal, trading stress and anxiety for a life of peace and purpose. So grab your

0:20.3

copy, invite your friends, and let's live in rhythm.

0:30.0

Hi, I'm Gabe Lyons. Welcome to another edition of the Rhythms for Life Podcast. And we are so

0:34.5

glad that you are part of this community with Rebecca and I and all the learning that's taken

0:38.8

place, especially during this season where we're talking about overcoming adversity. In fact,

0:43.4

you're going to hear an amazing conversation that Rebecca and I were able to have with Heather

0:47.1

Avis in just a few moments, another parent who has two children with Down syndrome, which very

0:52.2

much is like Rebecca and I's life. And we're just returning from getting to have a little bit of

0:56.2

time away with the family for spring break. And I got to say, especially this day, because it's

1:00.7

the day after world Down syndrome day, March 21st. And the 21st is significant because the

1:07.4

technical name for Down syndrome is Trisomy 21. And it represents the different pairs of chromosomes

1:14.0

that they have and the fact that they actually have an extra chromosome more than all of us in

1:18.6

their bodies. And so these little children are amazing. They're unique. They're so perfect in

1:24.4

all kinds of ways. And I know, man, when I used to be younger, I didn't have any kids with

1:29.2

special needs or Down syndrome. I know people would say that about their children and you're kind of,

1:32.9

you kind of sometimes would look at it a little bit and be like, well, I know you think that maybe

1:37.6

you're doing that psychologically to make you feel better about your situation. I got to say,

1:42.1

for our life now, 22 years, for Rebecca and I both. And I would say also for our two other

1:48.0

children, Kennedy and Pierce, I think we would say, man, our lives truly have been so enriched

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