Heart To Heart With Anna

Send us a textThe United States Department of Education reports that homeschooling continues to grow with an estimated 1,770,000 homeschooled students in 2013. That is 3.4% of the school-aged population! This is an increase of 61.8% over the previous ten years. There are many reasons parents choose to homeschool their children but one obvious reason to homeschool a child with a congenital heart defect is to minimize a medically fragile child's exposure to germs and diseases. That's where today's Guest, Erin Ayscue, is an expert. As the mother of a child with a critical congenital heart defect, as well as other medical conditions and learning disabilities, Erin understands the importance of providing a learning environment rich in resources with minimal risk of exposure to illnesses that could hospitalize her child. Tune in to hear Erin share her experiences in homeschooling a special needs Heart Warrior with us. She'll share why she chose to homeschool her daughter, the kind of curriculum