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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2023 · 26 MIN

NFADB

from A Sense of Texas · host TSBVI

Being a parent is hard enough, and being a parent to an individual with dual sensory loss presents a whole new set of challenges. Luckily, several groups have been created to help families of individuals with dual sensory loss get support as well as advocate for their loved one. Jacqueline Izaguirre and Melanie Knapp join us to talk about The National Family Association for Deaf-Blind (NFADB) and The Deaf-Blind Multihandicapped Association of Texas (DBMAT) and how they have helped them support and advocate for their loved ones with dual sensory loss.    For more information on NFADB, DBMAT, and the Cogswell-Macy Act please use the following links: NFADB: https://www.nfadb.org/ DBMAT: https://dbmat-tx.org/ Cogswell-Macy Act: https://cogswellmacyact.org/   Please feel free to contact Jacqueline or Melanie if you have more questions about NFADB or DBMAT.  Jacqueline Izaguirre: [email protected] Melanie Knapp: [email protected]

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