Podcast appearances and mentions of hillary savoie

In part two of my conversation with Hillary Savoie, we dive into her incredible journey of self-discovery following divorce. Hillary opens up about dating for the first time in her 40s, navigating relationships as the mother of a child with complex medical needs, and finding empowerment through sexual liberation. It's a candid, inspiring look at embracing new chapters, rediscovering your identity, and living authentically—no matter your age or circumstances. This is a conversation about growth, resilience, and the beauty of starting over. Keep up with Hillary & Esme

Hillary Savoie, writer, advocate, consultant, and most importantly, mother of Esmé, a medically fragile, developmentally delayed child, discusses the impact of PTSD on parents, Her recent article in Romper.com delves into this crucial topic as she explores the impact of PTSD with multiple parents. Our conversation centers around this misunderstood topic, the barriers to seeking help, the damage to relationships the need for the medical community to be cognizant and responsive, and much, much more. Hillary shares how she had to confront her own PTSD in order to make the necessary connections with those impacted to adequately engage and start to bring this hot-button topic to press. Hillary continues to raise awareness and gives multiple suggestions on how we can start to address this topic in our own communities and with those close to us.

Hillary Savoie, writer, advocate, consultant, and most importantly, mother of Esmé, a medically fragile, developmentally delayed child, discusses the impact of PTSD on parents, Her recent article in Romper.com delves into this crucial topic as she explores the impact of PTSD with multiple parents. Our conversation centers around this misunderstood topic, the barriers to seeking help, the damage to relationships the need for the medical community to be cognizant and responsive, and much, much more. Hillary shares how she had to confront her own PTSD in order to make the necessary connections with those impacted to adequately engage and start to bring this hot-button topic to press. Hillary continues to raise awareness and gives multiple suggestions on how we can start to address this topic in our own communities and with those close to us.

Amit talks with Hillary Savoie, Founder of The Cute Syndrome Foundation. Hillary shares her journey as a parent and rare epilepsy community leader.

Part 1: A series of unfortunate events reveals something off about molecular biologist Maryam Zaringhalam’s sense of smell. Part 2: Hillary Savoie’s daughter is born with a rare genetic mutation. Maryam Zaringhalam is a molecular biologist who just received her PhD from The Rockefeller University. In the lab, Maryam tinkers with parasites and computers to understand how small changes to our genetic building blocks can affect how we look and function. When she's not doing science, Maryam runs ArtLab, a series that pairs scientists with artists, and podcasts with Science Soapbox, exploring science and policy. You can follow her science-ish musings on Twitter @webmz_ Hillary Savoie is a writer, advocate, and mixer of killer cocktails. She is also mother to Esmé, a beautiful little girl with multiple rare genetic conditions. Hillary has blogged about life with Esmé since 2012. Her writing has appeared onMotherlode—the NY Times parenting blog, The Mighty, Vector—Boston Children’s Science and Innovation Blog, and the Huffington Post Blog, among others. In 2015 she published two short memoirs, Around and Into The Unknown and Whoosh. Hillary is the Founder and Director of the Cute Syndrome Foundation, which is dedicated to raising research funds for and awareness of PCDH19 Epilepsy and SCN8A Epilepsy. And she holds a doctorate in Communication and Rhetoric from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, which was great preparation for parenting Esmé, who is an expert in nonverbal persuasion. In her free time she enjoys gardening, dancing to Beyoncé and the Muppets with Esmé, snuggling her geriatric cat, Chicken, and dressing her daughter up as famous women from history. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @HillarySavoie and Facebook @HillarySavoieWriter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices