its good to know about your disease, otherwise i'd be even more in the dark about it

reading books, talking to doctors/nurses

i am always wanting to find new things to do or that may come up in my raising of my child.

While I was pregnant, I downloaded podcasts (FREE!) about pregnancy. The best ones came from PREGTASTIC. There are over 100 podcasts on every topic you can think of.

I love researching when i can stay fouced long enough lol! It helps me relax, knowing what any medication i am taking is really doing to my brain and body..

i always google anything i am curious about.

The more knowledge gained the easier it is to understand and help myself.

I've been looking up development stages and health issues for the kids, and it's been a good use.

I have researched as much as possible this time. Considering how much everything has changed.

the strategies outlined by the learning specialist work for the teachers who are willing to try them.

Treating it as the disease that it is and not making it his personal failure. Giving him the credit that this is no something you can just stop ignore or wish away. That its as real as someone having cancer and not his fault.

I can get a little obsessive, so when I study something I'm interested in, I read everything I can about it and ask lots of questions.

I researched everything under the sun when I found out I was becoming a parent.

Always looking for new information

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