Frank About Health - From Hospital To Hospitality

The Audience will see how a professional situation helped to bring awareness to a neurological condition left undiagnosed for years until it took this week's guest to observe the same symptoms and finally shed light and bring about a sense of understanding and awareness. The audience will hear from a natural born advocate and she will describe the resources that are available for people to delve into peaceful awareness of their neurodiversity.  Since she isn't an advocate and doesn't want to be we can classify her as hospitable.  Jose Dennis will close the show to show how a famous hotel chain in the hospitality industry has made this past week very hospitable and organic for everyone involved. Emily Schulman comes from a family that has been involved in support for healthcare programs both for themselves and for others in their community. Emily shares the story of living her life with Dysgraphia and how she was able to quickly discover it in Reatha Grey as she was working with her on side project for Talkradio.nyc and Frank About Health. Emily is an example of someone who naturally took her neurological condition to task to help master her awareness and knowledge of the condition which has organically created a hospitable personality with everyone she works with.  While the discussion of advocacy is brought up, it becomes understood that some people are natural advocates just by being hospitable with each other.  This is an hour discussion on how hospitality can be an outgrowth of neurodivergence coupled with talent.