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  • Bonus Re-Release: Andrew Solomon

Bonus Re-Release: Andrew Solomon

Saturday 15th November 2014

Join Eric Zimmer and Andrew Solomon on 'The One You Feed' as they discuss acceptance, parenting children with disabilities, and resilience.
36 minutes
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Andrew Solomon: Embracing Differences and Finding Strength in Adversity

What these children really require is not to be fixed, but to be accepted and even to be celebrated.
Ever wondered how to truly celebrate the unique traits that make us human? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer sits down with Andrew Solomon, an acclaimed author and lecturer, to discuss his profound book, 'Far From the Tree'. Solomon's work delves into the lives of families raising children with disabilities, emphasizing the beauty of acceptance and the power of embracing differences.
With accolades from The New York Times and multiple awards under his belt, Solomon's insights are both touching and transformative. During their conversation, Solomon opens up about his own battles with depression, sharing personal stories that resonate deeply. He touches on the importance of resilience and finding purpose even in the darkest times. This episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like mental health treatments and the impact of social comparison, offering listeners practical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement.
Whether you're a parent, a friend, or someone navigating life's challenges, this episode provides a compassionate look at the human experience. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that champions understanding, acceptance, and the strength found in our differences.