136: Bethany’s Story | Trach Life, Calloused to Trauma, + Making Space for Anger

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Having to rely on a medical device for your child’s survival is equal parts frustrating and terrifying. It’s not that we aren’t grateful that the technologies exist to keep our children healthy... but medical devices aren’t fool-proof, and when things go awry, it’s traumatic for everyone involved.
In today’s episode, Bethany Beazley shares her experience of receiving her son’s diagnosis and how her family’s life changed in the blink of an eye when her son William was given a tracheotomy shortly after his birth.
While William’s trache helped him to breath well most of
the time, he had more than one terrifying incident when his trache didn’t function as planned. Bethany explains, in heartfelt detail, the emotional fallout from those moments, and how her perspective of disability has changed through her experience. You won’t want to miss it.
 
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136: Bethany’s Story | Trach Life, Calloused to Trauma, + Making Space for Anger

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