I was tired of asking my boss for permission to take my kids to doctors. So I became my own boss.

Source: Business Insider

The author quit her full-time job and started her own business so she could take care of her medically complex child. Courtesy of the authorMy youngest son's medical needs turned caregiving into a full-time job. Even part-time and remote work didn't give my family the flexibility they needed.

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