The Red White and Boo

Disabilities in Dependents

March 21, 2024 The Military Mom Collective Season 1 Episode 32
Disabilities in Dependents
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The Red White and Boo
Disabilities in Dependents
Mar 21, 2024 Season 1 Episode 32
The Military Mom Collective

Sit down with us as we have special guests, Taylor Hester and Cassy Fiano-Chesser to discuss navigating the world as the parents of disabled children while being affiliated with the military.

"We don’t always have a tribe to discuss or vent about our child’s wheelchair, stimming, ostomy bag, catheters, communication devices, seizures, limb differences, toileting routine (the list goes on and on…). By the time we have found (*maybe*) some sort of local community, it’s time to move again. Some bases provide EFMP support groups for families with adaptive needs, but these are never guaranteed and sometimes are not utilized simply because there are not enough Rare kids at an installation that can participate." - What Families With Rare Children Want You to Know


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Sit down with us as we have special guests, Taylor Hester and Cassy Fiano-Chesser to discuss navigating the world as the parents of disabled children while being affiliated with the military.

"We don’t always have a tribe to discuss or vent about our child’s wheelchair, stimming, ostomy bag, catheters, communication devices, seizures, limb differences, toileting routine (the list goes on and on…). By the time we have found (*maybe*) some sort of local community, it’s time to move again. Some bases provide EFMP support groups for families with adaptive needs, but these are never guaranteed and sometimes are not utilized simply because there are not enough Rare kids at an installation that can participate." - What Families With Rare Children Want You to Know


Support the Show.

Continue the conversation by following us on Instagram.

Looking for ways to support a #MilitaryPodcast or #Milso? Buy us a cup of coffee.

Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor - USAA Life Insurance Company and USAA Life Insurance Company of New York.

Providing protection for your family. Peace of mind for you.


Their term coverage includes unique features specifically designed to help protect military families.