Eric Diaz

Yeah, that's fine. I get it.

Yeah, that's fine. I get it.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure.

Yeah, that makes sense.

Yeah, that makes sense.

Yeah, that makes sense.

Now, have you seen any differences or similarities between you and your brother in your diagnosis and much of the way that you live your lives?

Now, have you seen any differences or similarities between you and your brother in your diagnosis and much of the way that you live your lives?

Now, have you seen any differences or similarities between you and your brother in your diagnosis and much of the way that you live your lives?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

I totally understand that. And that's not a problem.

I totally understand that. And that's not a problem.

I totally understand that. And that's not a problem.

I host a lot of autism podcasts. One guest shared a story about his son. His son was walking down the highway, and because he always seemed just like a happy kid, the police assumed he was high on drugs. They took him into custody, but after contacting the father, he explained the situation. They let him go, and everything turned out fine.

I host a lot of autism podcasts. One guest shared a story about his son. His son was walking down the highway, and because he always seemed just like a happy kid, the police assumed he was high on drugs. They took him into custody, but after contacting the father, he explained the situation. They let him go, and everything turned out fine.

I host a lot of autism podcasts. One guest shared a story about his son. His son was walking down the highway, and because he always seemed just like a happy kid, the police assumed he was high on drugs. They took him into custody, but after contacting the father, he explained the situation. They let him go, and everything turned out fine.