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Grief, Legacy, and Hope with Dr. Klane White

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Show Introduction:

  • The host introduces the National MPS Society's Our Voices Podcast for the second season, focusing on unmet needs and areas requiring more MPS and ML community support.
  • Emphasizes the lack of knowledgeable physicians in rare disorders like MPS and ML, leading to dismissive attitudes and missed treatment opportunities.
  • Interview Introduction:
    • The host, Jason Madison, introduces Dr. Klane White, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon specializing in skeletal dysplasia, metabolic bone disease, spinal deformity, and genetics.
    • Dr. White is an MPS parent who has navigated the challenges of caring for a child with a rare, life-threatening disease.

Interview Topics:

  • Navigating Life and Career with a Child with a Rare Disorder:
      1. Dr. White's personal experience and challenges as a parent and surgeon.
      2. Balancing care for the child's specialized needs and managing personal and professional life.
    • Supporting Non-Affected Siblings:
      1. Addressing the concerns of overshadowing and ensuring a sense of individuality and involvement for non-affected siblings.
      2. Utilizing support from friends, family, and the community to help provide attention and engagement for non-affected siblings.
    • Dealing with Grief and Honoring the Legacy:
      1. Coping with the loss of a child with a rare disorder and the grief process.
      2. Keeping memories alive and celebrating the child's life through rituals, commemorations, and ongoing remembrance.
      3. Establishing a foundation or initiative to give back in the child's name, supporting other children with chronic, life-threatening diseases.
  • Conclusion:
    • Expressing gratitude for the support received from the MPS community and emphasizing the importance of reaching out for help.
    • Highlighting the power of connections formed with other families and professionals during the journey.
    • Encouraging listeners to cherish and remember the lives of their loved ones and find meaningful ways to honor their legacies

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Show Introduction:

  • The host introduces the National MPS Society's Our Voices Podcast for the second season, focusing on unmet needs and areas requiring more MPS and ML community support.
  • Emphasizes the lack of knowledgeable physicians in rare disorders like MPS and ML, leading to dismissive attitudes and missed treatment opportunities.
  • Interview Introduction:
    • The host, Jason Madison, introduces Dr. Klane White, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon specializing in skeletal dysplasia, metabolic bone disease, spinal deformity, and genetics.
    • Dr. White is an MPS parent who has navigated the challenges of caring for a child with a rare, life-threatening disease.

Interview Topics:

  • Navigating Life and Career with a Child with a Rare Disorder:
      1. Dr. White's personal experience and challenges as a parent and surgeon.
      2. Balancing care for the child's specialized needs and managing personal and professional life.
    • Supporting Non-Affected Siblings:
      1. Addressing the concerns of overshadowing and ensuring a sense of individuality and involvement for non-affected siblings.
      2. Utilizing support from friends, family, and the community to help provide attention and engagement for non-affected siblings.
    • Dealing with Grief and Honoring the Legacy:
      1. Coping with the loss of a child with a rare disorder and the grief process.
      2. Keeping memories alive and celebrating the child's life through rituals, commemorations, and ongoing remembrance.
      3. Establishing a foundation or initiative to give back in the child's name, supporting other children with chronic, life-threatening diseases.
  • Conclusion:
    • Expressing gratitude for the support received from the MPS community and emphasizing the importance of reaching out for help.
    • Highlighting the power of connections formed with other families and professionals during the journey.
    • Encouraging listeners to cherish and remember the lives of their loved ones and find meaningful ways to honor their legacies

  continue reading

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