Episode 6 "A Voice for the Voiceless: One Mom’s Journey Through Autism, Advocacy & Awakening"

In this powerful and emotional episode of Crunchy Moms Unfiltered, we sit down with Debbie, a mama of four originally from Chicago, now living in Sarasota, who calls herself “a voice for the voiceless.”Debbie vulnerably shares her experience raising a nonverbal autistic daughter, and how she believes her condition was triggered—or at the very least, worsened—by medical interventions she once trusted.This is not an easy story. But it’s a crucial one.We dive into:What it’s really like parenting a nonverbal child in a world that doesn’t understandHer awakening to the potential triggers that led to her son’s regressionThe emotional toll, the fierce advocacy, and the deep healing that followsHow she found her voice—and now uses it for those who don’t have oneIf you’ve ever questioned the system, felt silenced as a mother, or are navigating autism in your own family—this episode will speak straight to your heart.Looking for support and real resources? Inside our Crunchy Moms Unfiltered Community, we house everything you need to make empowered decisions—including education around vaccines, detox, healing, and more.We are a judgment-free space—whether you vaccinate or not. All we care about is truth, support, and informed consent. Join below...Find the book mentioned in todays episode here https://amzn.to/3F1S6UrHere’s where to find us 👇🏻 • Instagram: Crunchymomsunfilteredpodcast • YouTube: Crunchymomsunfilteredpodcast Find Brandy Lemire on Instagram @healingandhomesteadingmama Find April LoConti on Instagram @thecrunchyishhealingmom JOIN OUR COMMUNITY full of other link minded others and tons of resources to give your all the knowledge to make empowered decisions. https://www.skool.com/the-crunchy-moms-unfiltered/about?ref=4c2d934ae57346eaafc3d994ff00f0ce Leave a comment and let us know what topic you want us to tackle next! Shop our FAVS here https://linktr.ee/Crunchymomsunfilteredpodcast

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