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But, He Spit in My Coffee

By: Keri Williams
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  • Summary

  • A true story about adopting a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). Listen to the unabridged award-winning audiobook here.
    © 2024 Keri Williams
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Episodes
  • Chapter 81, Epilogue & FAQs

    Chapter 81, Epilogue & FAQs
    Jan 16 2024

    Keri reflects on what could have made a difference for her family, and families like hers, and highlights how listeners can advocate for change.

    • Learn more about Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
    • Learn more about me
    • Find community for caregivers of kids with RAD
    • Find this book and my others on Amazon
    • Narrator: Cindy Piller
    • Music by Denis Maksimov from Pixabay


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    34 mins
  • Chapters 75 to 80

    Chapters 75 to 80
    Jan 11 2024

    Devon’s relationship with Keri and the family is on a path of healing, however, he is not safe to move back home. 

    • Learn more about Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
    • Learn more about me
    • Find community for caregivers of kids with RAD
    • Find this book and my others on Amazon
    • Narrator: Cindy Piller
    • Music by Denis Maksimov from Pixabay


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    35 mins
  • Chapters 72 to 74

    Chapters 72 to 74
    Jan 9 2024

    A distressing incident unfolds as Devon is assaulted by a staff person in a residential treatment facility. 

    • Learn more about Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
    • Learn more about me
    • Find community for caregivers of kids with RAD
    • Find this book and my others on Amazon
    • Narrator: Cindy Piller
    • Music by Denis Maksimov from Pixabay


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    27 mins

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