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First of all, parents are less likely to even want to get a diagnosis in the first place because it's like that's too scary.

What if I don't even want to hear that information? And then they can't

reach out for support because they feel like somebody will judge them and they can't find

the other people who are facing know facing this struggle I remember the week after the

Canadian edition of my book coming out I got tons of Facebook messages from people in my

own life who said oh yeah we were dealing with that too and I was just

like smacking my forehead thinking why were we all in silos thinking it was just our

family?

Welcome to the Tilt podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and

conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising

differently wired kids. I'm your host Debbie Reiber and today's episode features a

conversation with Anne Douglas author of the book Parenting Through the Storm

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