SCS Episode 4 Fruitful conversations with Michelle Fruhschien

To conclude our February lineup we look back at our conversation with medical mom Michelle Fruhschien. on this episode we discuss her journey from teaching English class to becoming a Special Education teacher not only to help others but, to learn how she could help her daughter who deals with a rare genetic condition called Jordan's Syndrome. We also discuss the importance of encouraging children to ask questions, to include, and respect members of the disability community at a young age, the importance of recognizing each individuals unique needs and celebrate the milestone. To follow along on the Fruhschien family's journey click the links below.

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