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Thriving in 2025: A New Year for Medical Moms of NICU

EPISODE · Jan 6, 2025 · 25 MIN

Thriving in 2025: A New Year for Medical Moms of NICU

from Medical Moms of NICU Podcast

Welcome to the first episode of 2025 with Tanisha, a dedicated NICU mom and host of Medical Moms of NICU podcast. As we step into the new year, Tanisha encourages fellow medical moms to shift from merely surviving to thriving. In this episode, she shares insights on navigating the medical system, overcoming challenges, and providing the best care for our medically complex children.Tune in to discover valuable tips for making life transitions smoother, including considerations for homeschooling to protect immunocompromised kids during a tough viral season, as well as leveraging Medicaid waivers and other supports. Tanisha discusses her personal journey, from setting realistic goals to integrating agency support into daily routines.Join us as we explore the importance of building a supportive network, finding community connections, and adapting to new caregiving dynamics. Whether you're at the hospital or adjusting to life at home post-NICU, this episode offers insights and encouragement for every step of the way. Follow us on Social
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