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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. I released part one yesterday and

today you can listen to part two. Yeah I really thought I could I could change him for the better.

And that actually backfired completely, 100% backfired.

He just became super annoyed with me every time I had a correction.

And I actually I think I really heard our relationship

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