Hey there, friends, and welcome to the Lindsay Elmore show. Today, we are going to be talking all about doing impossible things, things that you have to get up against some barriers, that you have to push through some obstacles.

And sometimes you even get met with unexpected resistance that you have to deal with and say, can I stick to my dream of

accomplishing what a lot of people say is not possible? First up, I'll be talking with my good

friend and the author of Autism Reimagined Jody Messchuk. Jody tells a remarkable story. She states that through diligent effort,

and constant exploration, and the persistence to not take no for an answer, she helped her son to recover from autism.

He once met the criteria for the diagnosis of autism, and now he does not.

Is that even possible?

After that, I share some honest thoughts as a pharmacist on the vaccine debate.

I know, I know.

A lot of people are going to say I'm crazy. This lady, you know,

she's not even credible anymore because she's bringing up vaccines in a show where we start

out discussing autism. But give me a chance. Maybe I'll sway you. After that, I'll be chatting

with Asher Singe. Asher is the founder of

Soul Hope, an organization that helps to reduce the social stigma associated with jigger

infections in children in Africa. There's a social problem when people get infected with jiggers

because people do not understand

appropriate infection prevention techniques.

And this leads people to be ostracized from their community, to have children that don't get to go to school simply because of an infection.

So let's get to the show, everybody.

Welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast that

helps you find fulfillment amidst chaos. On this show, I interview thought leaders, doctors,

creatives, spiritual gurus, and game changers who inspire you to pursue your dreams, overcome

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