Megan Goates's guest appearances

Megan Goates

Bringing Up Betty | True Tales of Special Needs Parenting

Listen, Learn & Love Hosted by Richard Ostler

Andy Miller

Brian Johnson

Chad Curtis

Ashley Smith

Matt Easton

Nathan Smith

Bryce Johnson

Dina Alexander

Chad Cannon

Rebekah Clark

Adam Baker

Thomas McConkie

Kurt Francom

Anthony Sweat

Jana Riess

OwlTail

My friend Megan Goates joins us to share the joys and challenges of raising three sons on the autism spectrum. Her oldest son is ‘typically developing’ and preparing for a mission. The focus of the podcast is on her second son, Jack age 15, who is non-verbal and in a group home. Megan shares the personal revelation that led to that decision and the spiritual goodness of Jack.   If you are raising a child like Jack or want to better support someone, please listen to the insights, experiences, personal revelation, and role of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, that Megan and her husband Jeff are receiving.

My friend Megan Goates joins us to share the joys and challenges of raising three sons on the autism spectrum. Her oldest son is ‘typically developing’ and preparing for a mission. The focus of the podcast is on her second son, Jack age 15, who is non-verbal and in a group home. Megan shares the personal revelation that led to that decision and the spiritual goodness of Jack.  <br> <br>If you are raising a child like Jack or want to better support someone, please listen to the insights, experiences, personal revelation, and role of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, that Megan and her husband Jeff are receiving.

Episode 251: Megan Goates, Active LDS,  Married Mother of 4, Autism, Spiritual Gifts

Megan is raising four boys. Two of them have special needs. She talks about the challenges that parents face regardless of the child's diagnosis. She also talks about the sweet relationships that develop among siblings of special needs kids.

<p>Megan is raising four boys. Two of them have special needs. She talks about the challenges that parents face regardless of the child's diagnosis. She also talks about the sweet relationships that develop among siblings of special needs kids.</p>

High or Low Functioning, It's All Hard with Megan Goates (BUB #2)