Pamela Hunter, A Mother to a Daughter with Sensory Processing Disorder Who Gives Hugs with Blankets Made Visible

Since Pamela Hunter’s daughter Ransom was diagnosed with sensory processing disorder at age two-and-a-half, Pamela has done everything she can to get her daughter the help she needs. On today’s episode, we talk about what it means to be a parent to a child with this condition. We also talk about how difficult moments have given Pamela the conviction to stick with her gut, and how Ransom’s story also led Pamela to found Sheltered.Co --a company selling handwoven weighted blankets made from deadstock. 
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