Chris Baier
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307 appearances
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard Jan 2020
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uh that we have to deal with, but um, you know, y we we tried to give our youngest daughter Charlotte as much attention and um, you know
Become a part of the process as much as possible.
Um and you know, that that was a it's a it's a big point in the film when they're kind of talking and she talks about how, you know, it it affected her and their relationship and
We have met with other therapists who do have siblings and so we've kind of launched a page on our website that does talk to siblings and does kind of talk about ways they can help.
It is kind of a thing that we are trying to do more of and and uh help more more families understand how to integrate parents as well.
This past summer actually.
I know I'm droning on and on, but um we're actually for the first time at the OECD conference we actually had three or four siblings specific events where only siblings were allowed and siblings could talk to each other and meet each other and I think that was a a nice bonding experience for them.
I mean it certainly tests your relationship.
My wife and I, uh, you know, there were certain nights when whatever happened with work or the day was like I I can't deal with this, you have to deal with this and you
You kind of tag team in and out and who can handle it sometimes uh and has the mental capacity to deal with whatever's going on at the moment.
It
It's a lot of work and effort.
It requires an intense amount of communication.
I think that uh but there's certain things that I think we just realized early on that it wasn't a sprint, it was a long term thing.
And that
that kind of help give us perspective to know that we're not gonna be perfect every night.
It's gonna be a lot of trial and error and, you know, we'll find things that work and we'll stick to those and if when those things don't work we'll find something else.
So when you are when you're realizing that it might it's not a quick fix, there's not like um a shot you can get or a book you can read and everything's fine, it's a process
That it helps you kind of go okay.
This worked, this did let's try this and understand that it's something that you're working with over time.
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