Paul Cimins :Raising Autism Awareness: The Impact of Hope Saves the Day Podcast and Autism Radio

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When faced with the challenges of raising a child with autism, can the power of connection and shared experiences help parents navigate their journey?

Tune in to our inspiring conversation with Paul Cimins, the founder of Autism Radio and Hope Saves the Day podcast.

Discover how he turned his own experience attending a grassroots support group into a podcast that now reaches millions of people worldwide, becoming the first radio-syndicated show to talk about autism.

Through his work, Paul has touched countless lives, including a single mom in Dallas, Texas, who struggled with raising her autistic son.

We'll share the heartwarming story of how Paul's organization provided an iPad and speech therapy that led to the child saying "Mommy, I love you" on the iPad within nine months.

We also explore the challenges and fears faced by caregivers of individuals on the autism spectrum, discussing the need for more understanding, funding, and dialogue surrounding this important topic.

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