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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2015 · 36 MIN

What Do You Do When Your Child Has a Disease, Ailment, or Disorder? – Ep 32

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In this episode we wanted to discuss how serious situations with our children effect us, how we can better handle them, and how to move forward. Jason’s friend Kevin joins the podcast again, but this time to talk about what his daughter and his family have dealt over the last few years. His daughter was diagnosed with Children’s Arthritis. This is something that effects the entire family, the circle of friends, and more. Kevin really opens up about the initial stages of determining what was wrong, some of the social aspects of dealing with a disease and provides some valuable tips for dealing with it along the way. You don’t need to feel alone. You do need to get yourself informed and take action on what you need to. Kevin’s insight on his own family’s journey will hopefully help and inspire others. Kevin also wanted to share some great resources for those dealing with Children’s Arthritis: Arthritis Foundation Facebook Page Kids Get Arthritis Too – Website Kids Get Arthritis Too – Facebook Page Living with Juvenile Arthritis: A Parent’s Guide…

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