The new guide was published this week to support families.
Disbelief, shock, anger are among the range of stages you go through after your child has been diagnosed with a disabilities.
Frances in Offaly made the comments at the launch of a new Guide to Supports and Services for Children and Young People with Disabilities.
The booklet is a 'one stop shop' for people who may have questions those who are searching for supports.
Frances has been speaking with Midlands103's Chloe Farrell about what life is like in a house where three of her five children have 'invisible' disabilities:
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