Our Kind of Normal

Siblings Erin and Ethan share the story of Erin’s journey learning to communicate through spelling, a form of AAC. For years, Erin lived without spoken language and no way to express her dreams and aspirations. Now, with the recent progress she has made through spelling, she is finally able to share her voice with her loved ones and the world.

Meet James and JuneBelle, two siblings who understand the importance of friendship and belonging. James and JuneBelle tell us about all the ways they support each other, whether it be through hugs, humor or making sure the other is included amongst their peers.  Follow the link below to check out Want to Play? , a book written by their mom, Larkin O’Leary, along with Amy Cathcart. The book teaches...

For anyone, adulting comes with new challenges and responsibilities. In this episode, Ella tells Hannah about her experiences with starting a new job, communication in the workplace and fighting off the Sunday scaries. 

Meet Jacob and Nathan, two brothers who are a perfect example of the true friendship and support system that can come out of a sibling relationship. In this episode, Jacob opens up to us about his experience with being a young adult who has Down Syndrome, his plans for college, and his love for hockey. His older brother Nathan gives insight on navigating the tricky balance between being his brothe...

When you're the sibling of a person with disabilities, it can be difficult to find people who relate and/or want to talk about what it's really like. Luckily for you guys, I'm an oversharer and am opening the floor for anyone who wants to talk it out. Here we discuss the joys, the hardships, and the unique perspectives that these relationships bring. What better way to start us off...