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Back-To-School Blessings for Your NICU Graduate

EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 20 MIN

Back-To-School Blessings for Your NICU Graduate

from Medical Moms of NICU Podcast · host Tanisha Burke-Wormley

Join Tanisha, a dedicated medical mom of NICU, as she shares her heartfelt journey of raising medically complex children and navigating life’s challenges. In this episode, she provides invaluable insights and resources for fellow NICU moms and parents of children with special needs. Learn about her recent road trip adventures, the importance of having a supportive community, and the necessity of quick decisions in the car and housing markets. Tanisha opens up about her family’s experiences with autism, homeschooling, and the inspiring community connections that support them along the way. Discover back-to-school tips, financial support options for specialized education, and the importance of building your support system based on your child’s unique diagnosis. Follow Tanisha’s story for encouragement and guidance in finding strength through community and faith. Follow us on Social
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