Justin Volpe

And they just think that that's all of them. That's what that looks like. And that's all they are when that's just what can happen. But it's not the only pathway to healing.

And they just think that that's all of them. That's what that looks like. And that's all they are when that's just what can happen. But it's not the only pathway to healing.

We should have those family member voices at the table, too, Tony, because who could speak more than a mother's love or a family's love for somebody that's experienced some of these difficulties? But you're right. Their stigma is a real thing. And I still encounter it. I think, you know, I'm in a stage of my life where people don't know that I live with some of these illnesses or disorders.

We should have those family member voices at the table, too, Tony, because who could speak more than a mother's love or a family's love for somebody that's experienced some of these difficulties? But you're right. Their stigma is a real thing. And I still encounter it. I think, you know, I'm in a stage of my life where people don't know that I live with some of these illnesses or disorders.

We should have those family member voices at the table, too, Tony, because who could speak more than a mother's love or a family's love for somebody that's experienced some of these difficulties? But you're right. Their stigma is a real thing. And I still encounter it. I think, you know, I'm in a stage of my life where people don't know that I live with some of these illnesses or disorders.

And when I come and approach that I do, it shocks people. And my message can go a long way. But it's still a struggle and we need to do better to educate these people that may have biases and stigmas toward people with mental health conditions and autism. We still got more work to do. That's why we do this. That's why we keep coming back because we're not there yet.

And when I come and approach that I do, it shocks people. And my message can go a long way. But it's still a struggle and we need to do better to educate these people that may have biases and stigmas toward people with mental health conditions and autism. We still got more work to do. That's why we do this. That's why we keep coming back because we're not there yet.

And when I come and approach that I do, it shocks people. And my message can go a long way. But it's still a struggle and we need to do better to educate these people that may have biases and stigmas toward people with mental health conditions and autism. We still got more work to do. That's why we do this. That's why we keep coming back because we're not there yet.

I want the listener to hear that anybody can recover. You know, I was written off and said to leave to dead on the street. Here I have a fully functional, great life. written off by doctors, family members, you name it. And I kept coming back. And just know that you can never count somebody out and that there's always still hope.

I want the listener to hear that anybody can recover. You know, I was written off and said to leave to dead on the street. Here I have a fully functional, great life. written off by doctors, family members, you name it. And I kept coming back. And just know that you can never count somebody out and that there's always still hope.

I want the listener to hear that anybody can recover. You know, I was written off and said to leave to dead on the street. Here I have a fully functional, great life. written off by doctors, family members, you name it. And I kept coming back. And just know that you can never count somebody out and that there's always still hope.

And if you have that glimmer of hope and you put in the work that you can recover and you can live a great life and you deserve it and everybody deserves it.

And if you have that glimmer of hope and you put in the work that you can recover and you can live a great life and you deserve it and everybody deserves it.

And if you have that glimmer of hope and you put in the work that you can recover and you can live a great life and you deserve it and everybody deserves it.