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Hey there, it's Debbie until parenting.

This is another kind of impromptu podcast episode.

It's Monday, March 23rd. I'll still be releasing my regular Tuesday

episode tomorrow. In fact, I have a fantastic conversation about anxiety and panic disorder with Amanda Stern.

So that will be out tomorrow, but I just wanted to share a short podcast that's kind of again

outside the norm of my usual format, but in case you're wanting a little more connection,

I've been offering Facebook Lives a couple times a week, and I thought I would also just do this extra

podcast this week and share some of my thoughts about what's going on and what I'm

thinking about here in my home with my family and in relation to our role as parents of

differently wired kids in the midst of what is a really unusual time.

One of the things I shared on the Facebook Live I did last week

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