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Profound Autism Parenting: The Role of Friendship and Support
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The Power of One Friend Who Gets It:
In this episode, Sarah, Kristin, and Kasi dive into the messy, beautiful world of parenting kids with autism and developmental delays — but with a twist: the role friendship plays in survival. Kristin opens up about how being that one friend who showed up made all the difference. She became the bridge — connecting hearts, calming fears, and reminding moms like Kasi and Sarah that they’re not alone in this wild ride.
They talk about those early gut instincts, the emotional rollercoaster of seeking a diagnosis, and the comfort that comes from having someone who simply sits beside you when words fail. Whether you're a parent walking this road or a friend who wants to better support someone you love — this episode is your blueprint for what real support looks like.
Because sometimes, the most powerful intervention isn’t a therapy session — it’s a friend who says: I’m here. I’ve got you.
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