Coping with COVID-19, Part 1: How Worried Should We Be?

In "Coping with COVID-19, Part 1: How Worried Should We Be?", scientist and mom Sandra Snook, a comparative pathologist and creator of sssnoolife.com, offers her take on what level of concern different groups should actually have. For instance, what should we do if we feel sick? What if, as many of us do, we have someone in our lives who is immunocompromised or medically complex? Plus, tales from her own current experience navigating having a daughter who is down with flu-like symptoms. For more about coronavirus, visit www.cdc.gov. -- For more information on The Center for Siblings of People with Disabilities, visit www.siblingcenter.org. To take advantage of our partnership with BetterHelp, visit BetterHelp.com/siblings. 

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We focus exclusively on supporting siblings of kids with disabilities—a too-often overlooked population—and the unique issues they face. Hear from psychologists, researchers, and sibs of all ages on how to best support the sib in your life. For parents, healthcare providers, and sibs themselves. Hosted by Jessica Leving, author of Billy's Sister: Life when your sibling has a disability (Amazon.com).