Chaos Queens

Author: Shannon Bally

I believe that everyone's life contains an interesting story worth sharing, and I love hearing real people share their tales of love, life and loss. I also believe that there is power in telling your story and that by sharing your triumphs you can empower others through their own struggles. Each time youve conquered the trials and tribulations of your life, you became stronger and Im here to encourage you to share that strength with the world. This podcast isnt about me, and its not about trying to hate on the world for the stuff we all go through. Its an opportunity to share that we are all unique, but we are almost all going through some crazy stuff! These are the stories of chaos, the stories of our lives that have built us into the Queens we are. This is Chaos Queens.
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Genres: Education, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Self-Improvement

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092 Autism Advocate with Mrs. Georgetown International 2025 Mary Allison Dunsmore
Episode 92
Thursday, 10 April, 2025

Shannon and Mary Allison Dunsmore discussed Mary Allison's journey into pageant advocacy and her experiences as a mother of a child with autism. They also discussed strategies for encouraging children with autism during difficult emotional times, the challenges of dealing with children on the autism spectrum in public settings, and the importance of raising awareness about autism. Mary Allison shared her plans to attend various events to advocate for her son and other children with autism, and Shannon expressed her appreciation for Mary Allison's work. Mary Allison discussed her journey with her son's autism diagnosis and the challenges she faced in finding appropriate therapies. She shared her experience with neurofeedback therapy and the difficulties in accessing services for children diagnosed later in life. Mary Allison also mentioned the importance of ABA therapy for autism and the limited availability of such services for children over 8 years old. She expressed frustration with the lack of resources and support for children with autism beyond the age of 8. Connect with Mary Allison on Instagram: @MADunsmore