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Hey there, it's Debbie. I've been getting a lot of questions lately about the challenges within couples when raising a

neurodivergent child and both partners aren't necessarily on the same page.

So while the show was on a short production hiatus, I've decided to re-release a two-part conversation

from the archives between my husband Darren and me about how we've navigated our partnership

and our parenting journey together.

Today is part one.

Tomorrow you can listen to part two.

I didn't get it.

I didn't understand it I didn't understand I wanted him to be regulated I wanted you to be happy

I wanted to be able to help and that was a thing, that's the thing that I felt so,

it was so hard for me as I was completely powerless,

or they said how I felt to help either of you in this situation. I saw my

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