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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2021 · 52 MIN

The Brett Snodgrass Podcast - Ep 24: Dr. Eric Weiss - "What Is It Like To Have An Autistic Child?"

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Raising a child with autism is a life-altering experience with many challenges that most people don't understand. There are few places to turn to for answers when trying to navigate this unique parenting roadmap. Autism doesn't just affect the child; it affects the whole family. Many marriages are effected and tested with an autistic child. Dr. Eric Weiss and his wife, Christine Weiss, who is a food and nutrition expert, have had to raise their autistic son, Marston. They understand the hardships parents of a child with autism face, and they have developed strategies to effectively raise an autistic child. Eric and Christine are passionate about helping parents and children on the autism spectrum learn healthy practices to implement in their lives. Many parents have learned from their innovative knowledge that they've discovered through the years. ============================ BOOK WEBSITE https://www.educatingmarston.com/ REGENERATIVE THERAPY FOR AUTISM https://northfloridastemcells.com/

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