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The Parenting Epilepsy and Special Needs Podcast with Erica Hauser
Erica Hauser
9 episodes
3 days ago
As a mother and caregiver of a child with a complex medical background and special needs that all started as a result of epilepsy, I felt a calling to create a podcast that tells the story of our journey. That talks about moments of strength, the ups and downs and the lessons that we have learned along the way. Myself and my family have become stronger and are better humans because of what we've gone through. So come along with me, listen, learn and become apart of a community of parents, caregivers and families who understands what it's like to walk a day in your shoes.
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As a mother and caregiver of a child with a complex medical background and special needs that all started as a result of epilepsy, I felt a calling to create a podcast that tells the story of our journey. That talks about moments of strength, the ups and downs and the lessons that we have learned along the way. Myself and my family have become stronger and are better humans because of what we've gone through. So come along with me, listen, learn and become apart of a community of parents, caregivers and families who understands what it's like to walk a day in your shoes.
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Finding Gratitude in the Special Needs Parenting Journey
The Parenting Epilepsy and Special Needs Podcast with Erica Hauser
17 minutes 29 seconds
1 week ago
Finding Gratitude in the Special Needs Parenting Journey

In today’s episode, we explore what gratitude really looks like in the world of special needs parenting — and why it often shows up in the smallest, most unexpected places. Gratitude in our world isn’t about picture-perfect moments or big milestones. It’s about tiny victories, surprising lessons, quiet support, and the moments of peace that help us breathe again.


We walk through the micro-moments that make a big emotional impact, from the tiniest wins to the quiet strength we develop as parents. We talk about what our children teach us, why siblings deserve so much recognition, and how a simple shift in perspective can make even the hardest days feel a little softer.

You’ll leave this episode feeling seen, supported, and reminded that gratitude isn’t about pretending everything is okay — it’s about noticing the glimmers that help you keep going.


Connect with me:

If this episode spoke to your heart, share it with another parent who might need a reminder that they’re not alone.


You can connect with Erica on Instagram @parentingepilepsy_specialneeds and be part of a community that understands the ups and downs of the special needs & epilepsy parenting journey.


The Parenting Epilepsy and Special Needs Podcast with Erica Hauser
As a mother and caregiver of a child with a complex medical background and special needs that all started as a result of epilepsy, I felt a calling to create a podcast that tells the story of our journey. That talks about moments of strength, the ups and downs and the lessons that we have learned along the way. Myself and my family have become stronger and are better humans because of what we've gone through. So come along with me, listen, learn and become apart of a community of parents, caregivers and families who understands what it's like to walk a day in your shoes.