Hope and Redefining Hope
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As parents we have the ability to hear information, process it, and push it away so we can function.
Mother and Pediatric Psychologist, Sarah talks about the different types of support she received from her daughter’s medical team vs. friends/family and feeling like they fell on extreme ends of the spectrum. She explains how she had to find the point in the middle where she could process the incoming information and then push it away so that she could still function.
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As parents we have the ability to hear information, process it, and push it away so we can function.

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