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May 12, 2021 23 min

Momming Autism Interview with Ryan LeFevers

from Momming Autism Hosted by Amanda DeLuca

Welcome to another episode of the Momming Autism podcast! Join us this week as we talk to Ryan and Kristin LeFevers of My Heroes- Raising Boys on the Spectrum. We invite you to join us as we talk about what brings our children joy, Ryan sharing a dad's perspective on his blog, and the difference of accepting a diagnosis from he and Kristin's perspectives. Ryan and Kristin have been together for nearly twenty years, and married for fourteen. Ryan works in banking, and Kristin is a full-time mom. They are the parents to two autistic boys, Parker and Dustin. You can follow Ryan for more dad's perspective of raising autistic kids at My Heroes - Raising Boys on the Spectrum. The Momming Autism podcast is a place to provide a positive platform for parents to share their stories about raising special needs children. Momming Autism is hosted by Amanda DeLuca and Katie Emde. Find Katie between episodes on Facebook at A Journey for Avery. Find Amanda on Facebook between episodes at Jackson's Journey, Jackson's Voice, and Advocate.Out.Loud - Amanda DeLuca.

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