Celebrating 100 Episodes: Reflections & Revelations on the Meliorists’ FASD Journeys

In this celebratory 100th episode of Living with FASD, host Patti Kasper is joined by her closest friends and fellow FASD advocates: Jodee Kulp, Deb Evenson, and Antonia Rathbun Lindsay. Together, they reflect on how their journeys with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) have transformed their lives for the better. The conversation dives deep into personal experiences, sharing how understanding FASD has shaped their perspectives and enhanced their compassion for those affected by neurodiversity.The guests discuss the importance of observation overinterpretation, emphasizing how curiosity and empathy can foster better relationships and support systems for individuals with FASD. With humor and heartfelt anecdotes, they explore the lessons learned along the way, includingthe value of humility and the necessity of collaboration in advocacy efforts.This episode serves as a poignant reminder of the power of community in navigating the complexities of FASD. The group also teases an upcoming topic focused on the next generation and the importance of creating a brighter future for children affected by prenatal alcohol exposure.Join Patti and her friends as they celebrate this milestone and encourage listeners to continue advocating for awareness, understanding, and support within their communities. This episode is a must-listen for anyoneinvested in the FASD community and seeking inspiration from shared experiences.As always, please remember to like, share, and follow theLiving with FASD podcast to help spread awareness and understanding.If you would like to reach Patti, you can email her at [email protected]. Visit her website at www.patriciakasper.com to learn more about her coaching and professional development training services.Her book, Sip by Sip: Candid Conversations with Adults Living with FASD, is available worldwide at books.by/yourfasdcoach, Amazon and independent bookstores. Jodee's book, Embracing Zak, uses fiction to teach readersabout several forms of neurodiversity, including FASD. It has won numerous awards and is available at books.by/jodee-kulp, Amazon and independent bookstores. Antonia's book, Parenting Your Porcupine, is also a must-have resource for your bookshelf if you are a parent or professional working with neurodiverse youth. It is available at books.by/antonia-rathbun-lindsey. Deb’s book, 13 Beams of Moonlight, became available at Amazon and books.by in September 2025.#FASD #LivingWithFASDpodcast #Neurodiversity #Community #Awareness #Celebration