I'm Debbie Reber and this is full-tilt parenting and this is a special short episode. I'm kind of

recording it spontaneously. But I got a question emailed to me and I realize I get a similar

question to this almost on a weekly basis. So I thought I would just jump on the mic and record an

answer. So this is the question that was submitted.

Now that your child is in college and 21 years old, after homeschool and then private school,

how are things going? Looking back on the schooling journey and the journey overall, is there

anything that you would change? Is there anything that you would not change?

Okay, so that's the question. And I spent some time really thinking about this and reflecting on

would I have changed anything? And if so, what? So since this is a shorter episode, I'm going to

take a pause now for sponsor break. And when I get back, I will share what I came up with when I reflected on this

question. I'll be right back. What I've dedicated my life to is revenge. A brand new drama

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I'm going to prove to them that they're wrong. She's punishing me.

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Okay, if you're just joining me after the break, just to recap, I'm answering a question

that I got sent to me, and it's representative of a question I hear from parents a lot,

and that is now that my child is 21 years old, has launched into a university experience and

knowing how unconventional our schooling and my kid's childhood was, is there anything that we

would have changed, anything that we would not have changed. So I wanted to share

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