Tony Mantor

How is his social activity and interaction?

How does he react when he meets someone for the first or even possibly the second time?

Oh, that's interesting.

Yes.

Well, that's a big part of interacting because at least by doing that, he's interacting and evolving.

So with everything that you've been learning, what you've been going through for the past five years, you've been going to the forums, the conventions, everything that you can do to find out more about autism.

Now, how do you see this all blending together to help him help your advocacy and continue to build on what you've learned?

So have you got in that arena yet?

Have you spoken with any legislators?

How's that progressing?

Yeah, I think that's really great.

The more you get involved, the better, especially when you get into the legislative part of it.

So what do you think is really important that our listeners hear on what you've been through, what you're going through now, as well as your plans for the future?

What do you think that they need to hear?

I think that's really good.

How do they find you?

Yeah, that's really good.

Well, this has been great.

Great conversation, great information.

I really appreciate you taking the time to join us today.