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remember every single thing they said and described caused a bell to go off in my head and I was sitting there and

it was like someone was going through a list of everything that I had experienced my whole life, but I really could never describe or put my finger on.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm Debbie Reber your host and today's episode is part two in a series about

parents who are diagnosed with some kind of narrow difference as adults and often as a result of

discovering their child's narrow divergence. If you haven't listened yet in

last week's episode I talked with Dr. Melissa Neff, a licensed psychologist who specializes in

diagnosing differently wired children and working with them and their families.

We talked about the unique challenges of going through this discovery process as an adult,

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