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From Phoenix to Norway, love and resilience speak the same language. Tashana Dees talks with the parents of a 10-year-old girl living with Rett Syndrome about diagnosis, daily life, faith, and global advocacy-reminding us that courage knows no borders

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email info@boilerroomentaz.com

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ rayanasvoice@gmail.com or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening

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From Phoenix to Norway, love and resilience speak the same language. Tashana Dees talks with the parents of a 10-year-old girl living with Rett Syndrome about diagnosis, daily life, faith, and global advocacy-reminding us that courage knows no borders

Join us on skool: skool.com/rayanas-voice-pod

Support the show

I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email info@boilerroomentaz.com

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ rayanasvoice@gmail.com or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening

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In this special episode of Rayana’s Voice, I sit down with my younger sister — the youngest in our family — to explore what it’s really like growing up with an older sister who has a disability. We’ll talk about early memories, everyday life, how our perspectives were shaped, and what siblinghood means in this context. We’ll also weave in timely news and policy updates around disability, caregiving, health coverage, and inclusion worldwide.

Support the show

I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email info@boilerroomentaz.com

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ rayanasvoice@gmail.com or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening