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Apr 4, 2016
It is my pleasure and honour, and just well I'm giddy, to announce my next guest on the podcast, Rachel Callander, the creator of The Super Power Baby Project.
When Eva was just a few weeks old, Ess, who I would soon live with with Eva, sent me a link to this amazing book. It blew me away with its beauty and it's positive attitude.
I nervously approached Rachel when the podcast was still just an idea in my head. I wanted to know if she would like to be a part of it. I explained about Eva and that I had seen her work and admired her. She wrote back the kindest, sweetest email saying she would love to be a part.
I was nervous about this one. I look up to Rachel, she's somewhat of a role model in the special needs world. For me at the very least. Her positivity and love for her daughter , Evie, shine through.
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I was so honoured to hear Evie's story, from her birth in 2008 to her death two and a half years later. Since Evie's death, Rachel and her husband Sam have gone on to honour their daughter's memory in the most outstanding way, and it's a legacy I am sure Evie is beaming with pride over.
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Listen to the episode right here, or through iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Please subscribe (it's free) to get the downloads straight to your phone or device each month. If you like the podcast, leave a review!
You can find Rachel and Sam's project here.
I nervously approached Rachel when the podcast was still just an idea in my head. I wanted to know if she would like to be a part of it. I explained about Eva and that I had seen her work and admired her. She wrote back the kindest, sweetest email saying she would love to be a part.
I was nervous about this one. I look up to Rachel, she's somewhat of a role model in the special needs world. For me at the very least. Her positivity and love for her daughter , Evie, shine through.
[gallery ids="2182,2202" type="rectangular"]
I was so honoured to hear Evie's story, from her birth in 2008 to her death two and a half years later. Since Evie's death, Rachel and her husband Sam have gone on to honour their daughter's memory in the most outstanding way, and it's a legacy I am sure Evie is beaming with pride over.
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Listen to the episode right here, or through iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Please subscribe (it's free) to get the downloads straight to your phone or device each month. If you like the podcast, leave a review!
You can find Rachel and Sam's project here.
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