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That's Bgs. Edu. From both sides there needs to be empathy for the struggle.

There is an overreaching theme in terms of dealing with kids of color physically who have challenges

or in just period actually.

So we live in a world that is a little bit more scary for our kids.

Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reber and today I'm talking with journalist, editor, and mother of a differently wired daughter,

Terreis Gray.

Moving forward, I plan to bring the voices of real parents to the tilt parenting

podcast periodically so we can learn from and be inspired by their personal journeys because the more

we see our experiences reflected through the lives and voices of others the less and less

will feel alone. I reached out to Theresa after reading a powerful and very

personal essay she wrote for the Huffington Post called Mother Advocate, which was

about her figuring out how to navigate the path of raising a child of color who also happens to be differently

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