Organizing in special needs families #018

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When you are a parent, every day can be unpredictable. Kids get ill, have accidents, don't react to things as you are expecting them to. Suddenly all your plans are thrown out of the window. As a parent of a special needs child this is even more often the case. In this episode I share my personal experience, and how organization has saved me from the unpredictability, and helped me deal with things more calmly.

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