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From Phoenix to Norway, love and resilience speak the same language. Tashana Dees talks with the parents of a 10-year-old girl living with Rett Syndrome about diagnosis, daily life, faith, and global advocacy-reminding us that courage knows no borders 

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

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I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

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In this special episode of Rayana’s Voice, I sit down with my younger sister — the youngest in our family — to explore what it’s really like growing up with an older sister who has a disability. We’ll talk about early memories, everyday life, how our perspectives were shaped, and what siblinghood means in this context. We’ll also weave in timely news and policy updates around disability, caregiving, health coverage, and inclusion worldwide.

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ [email protected] or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening

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🎙️ Episode 3 – Breaking Barriers: Accessible Healthcare for Special Needs

In this episode, host Tashana Dees, founder of Rayana’s Voice Podcast and New Birth Diagnostics Laboratory, explores the systemic barriers that families of individuals with Rett syndrome and other developmental disabilities face in accessing healthcare.

Drawing on her experiences raising her daughter Rayana, Tashana sheds light on what “accessible care” truly means — from obtaining timely diagnostic testing to navigating Medicaid programs, transportation challenges, and the shortage of providers who understand complex neurological disorders.

💜 Key Highlights:

• Why accessibility goes beyond physical ramps and parking spaces
• The need for inclusive healthcare education for providers
• How mobile laboratory and diagnostic services can close gaps in care
• The role of advocacy, awareness, and policy reform in improving healthcare equity

This episode encourages caregivers, clinicians, and advocates to rethink how we define accessibility — and to work collectively toward a healthcare system that honors the unique needs of every individual.

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• Learn more about our mission at New Birth Diagnostics Laboratory

🩺 Rayana’s Voice Podcast © 2025 | Empowering Every Voice from Day One

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ [email protected] or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

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In this heartfelt and empowering episode of Rayana's Voice: A Rett Syndrome Journey, host Tashana Dees opens up about what families need to know after receiving a Rett Syndrome diagnosis.

Through her personal experience as Rayana's mom, Tashana breaks down the basics of Rett in simple, compassionate language- what it means, how it impacts everyday life, and what hope looks like for the future.

This episode blends real-life insight, encouragement, and education, reminding families that Rett Syndrome may change routines, but it can't silence love, joy, or connection.

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ [email protected] or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening

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In our first official episode, we share the story of living with Rett syndrome through the eyes of a mother and advocate. We dive into what Rett syndrome is, how it connects to the MECP2 gene, and why this gene plays such a crucial role in the challenges families face. From understanding the science to experiencing the day-to-day realities, this episode blends education with personal reflection—building awareness, compassion, and a sense of community for everyone impacted.

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ [email protected] or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening

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🎙️ Rayana’s Voice: A Rett Syndrome Journey

This powerful podcast shares the inspiring story of Rayana, a young girl living with Rett Syndrome, and the family who refuses to let her voice go unheard. Through heartfelt conversations, personal reflections, and expert insights, Rayana’s Voice sheds light on the daily challenges, small victories, and unwavering hope that define life with Rett Syndrome.

Each episode takes listeners inside a journey of resilience, love, and advocacy—raising awareness for a rare neurological disorder while celebrating the strength and spirit of those affected. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, medical professional, or simply someone who believes in the power of perseverance, this podcast offers a voice of truth, courage, and inspiration.

✨ Join us as we amplify Rayana’s voice—and the voices of countless others—on a mission to bring awareness, understanding, and hope to the Rett Syndrome community.

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I would like to thank the following people because without them, this wouldn’t be possible my lovely daughter Rayana -follow her on Facebook, insta, TikTok, threads, and Linkeden- Look for RAYANASVOICE

Thank you to Boiler Room Entertainment of Arizona for these podcasts recordings. If you would like to enquire, please email [email protected]

Email us if you would like to be apart of an episode email us @ [email protected] or have feedback/review for discussion

I would also like to also give thanks to one of my childhood friends- Tawfig Jabbar from little ole Xenia! He is the one who suggested this podcast, thank you for being the messenger!

Thank you all for listening