Send us a textWhat if your child's greatest struggle was also the family's greatest ministry? Join me, Tracie Corll, as I share our family's heartfelt journey with my son, Noah, in this episode of Indispensable People. We'll explore the profound impact of disability ministry and the importance of inclusivity within our faith communities. With over 65 million Americans living with disabilities—and a staggering 80% not engaged in church life—this conversation sheds light on a crucial and transformative mission. You'll hear about the challenges and triumphs we've faced, and how recognizing Noah's intrinsic worth not because of his abilities, but because of who created him, has shaped our lives.In a deeply personal segment, I recount a pivotal moment where my husband and I confronted our denial about Noah's health issues, leading to an emotional revelation about Duane’s own childhood struggles. This eye-opening exchange set us on a path to seek professional help and navigate the complex world of special education and medication. As Noah approaches 17, I reflect on lessons learned from balancing the roles of mother and teacher in a small Christian school, and the significant improvements in Noah's quality of life. Through our story, I hope to inspire others to advocate for their children and find strength and hope in similar experiences, underscoring the message of my new book, "The Indispensable Kid.

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