Raising Disabled Podcast

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I’m the kind of tired that a good night’s sleep can’t fix.🫩🥱😰
05/31/2026

I’m the kind of tired that a good night’s sleep can’t fix.

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☀️Summer is here and Remi’s not sure what to think about it. Now there’s more time during the day for standing in her 🧡...
05/30/2026

☀️Summer is here and Remi’s not sure what to think about it. Now there’s more time during the day for standing in her 🧡

🫤 Summer break isn’t something we necessarily love. Remi thrives on routine and socializing. Her sleep gets rough and although we try to keep her busy, active, and in a summer school program, it’s just not the same.

🔎Learn more about benefits of standing at www.zingstanders.com

Standing protocols can help with:
✔️Improve bowel function and regularity
✔️Aid in kidney and bladder functions Improve/maintain range of motion
✔️Management of atrophy in the trunk and lower extremities
✔️Manage pressure (ulcers) through changing positions
✔️Improve strength to trunk and lower extremities


It’s Allie’s last day of school and she is ready to chill in her ☀️😎💙✌🏻Her favorite thing about fourth grade was making...
05/30/2026

It’s Allie’s last day of school and she is ready to chill in her ☀️😎💙✌🏻

Her favorite thing about fourth grade was making new friends and her least favorite thing was doing math! 🫠



You can learn more about the benefits of standing at zingstanders.com

05/30/2026

.tye.pod talking about his parents collaborating with him when it came to medical decisions as a kid.

In episode 72 of we talk to Dr. Tye Martin about his life with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, his academic career, and what it’s like living with a disability.

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05/29/2026

🎙️NEW EPISODE🎙️ tonight at midnight!

💈We chat with Vernon Jackson, The Purpose-Driven Barber about how The Gifted Event began and what’s lead him to the place he is now.

💇He gives free haircuts to children with intellectual disabilities and is so fun to watch and even more fun to talk to.

📻Tune in and take a listen.🎧

ALWAYS presume competence when approaching a disabled person. This means talking to the disabled person first and not t...
05/21/2026

ALWAYS presume competence when approaching a disabled person.

This means talking to the disabled person first and not their caregiver, saying hi (no baby talk) and asking what their name is, giving a compliment, and smiling. If someone is non-verbal, you should still talk to them and interact because most will understand. These simple interactions can be very meaningful for the disabled person if you presume competence. 💙✌🏻

05/15/2026

In episode 72 of out tomorrow we talked to .tyedmartin about his muscular dystrophy, his academic career, and what it’s like living with a disability.

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