BONUS EPISODE: Mike Ghesser: A Father's Mission to Transform the World for Neurodiverse Individuals

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Tony Mantor

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🗓️ 14 February 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail Send us a text Imagine meeting a neurologist who changes not only your perspective but the entire trajectory of your family's journey. That's precisely what happened to Mike Ghesser, co-founder of CleanLogic, when his daughter Rosie was diagnosed with a neurodiverse condition at just three months old. In this heartfelt episode, we explore how that pivotal moment led Mike and his wife to become devoted, therapy-focused parents, ultimately inspiring the creation of CleanLogi...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Why Not Me the World Podcast, hosted by Tony Mantor.
0:11.6	Broadcasting from Music City, USA, Nashville, Tennessee.
0:18.0	Join us as our guests tell us their stories
0:20.9	Some will make you laugh
0:22.5	Some will make you cry
0:24.3	Real life people
0:26.9	Who will inspire
0:28.8	And show that you are not alone
0:32.5	In this world
0:34.0	Hopefully you gain more awareness
0:37.1	Acceptance and a better understanding
0:40.3	for autism around the world.
0:47.3	Hi, I'm Tony Mantor. Welcome to Why Not Me the World.
0:56.0	Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Mike Gessor, co-founder of Clean Logic.
1:01.0	Driven by his daughter Rosie's neurodiverse experience,
1:05.0	Clean Logic has developed a commitment, providing inclusive opportunities for individuals with disabilities. His story is
1:12.4	captivating and I'm delighted to have him on the show. Thanks for coming on. Sure. What started
1:18.0	your journey of helping autistic people and special needs? Sure. Interesting story. So I have three
1:24.9	daughters, my oldest Rosemary. She's 11 years old. When she was born, at about three months old, we discovered that she was disabled. She is physically disabled and intellectually disabled and neurodiverse. And me being a first-end parent, at the time, I had no idea what that meant. My wife was very quick to recognize
1:47.8	missed milestones or things like that. She had an indication, and I was just like, oh, you know,
1:53.2	I didn't know anything. But she started to point it out and I said, okay, well, whatever, she'll be
2:00.1	fine. The older she got, the more we kind of started to see things, the more I said, okay, well, whatever, she'll be fine. The older she got, the more we
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