Dr. Eric and Christine Weiss: Exploring the Potential of Stem Cell Therapy in Enhancing the Lives of Individuals with Autism

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?

Tony Mantor

Autism Awareness, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Positivity, Autism, Never Give Up, Special Needs, Entertainment, Celebrities, Autism Acceptance, Alternative Health

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🗓️ 6 December 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail Send us a text What if you could unlock the potential of stem cell therapy to improve the lives of those with autism? Join us in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Eric Weiss and his wife, Christine, as we journey through their personal encounter with autism, starting from their son's diagnosis in 1995. We discuss the challenges, triumphs, and the critical role of finding the right resources and support for autistic individuals. The conversation takes a riveting turn a...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Why Not Me The World Podcast, hosted by Tony Mantour.
0:07.0	Broadcasting from Music City, USA.
0:15.0	Nashville, Tennessee.
0:18.0	Join us as our guests tell us their stories.
0:21.0	Some will make you laugh, some will make you cry. Real life people who
0:28.0	will inspire and show that you are not alone in this world.
0:35.0	Hopefully you gain more awareness, acceptance,
0:39.2	and a better understanding for autism around the world. Hi, I'm Tony Mantour. Welcome to Why Not Me the World. Today's guest has an autistic son.
0:57.7	He and his wife are helping their son with stem cell therapy and others as well. So please welcome Dr. Eric Weiss and his wife
1:05.9	Christine. Welcome to the show. How are you? Good to see you. It's great to have you here.
1:11.5	You've got so much great information to give.
1:14.2	If you could tell us a little bit about your son and how you found out that he's autistic.
1:19.2	Marston is 28 right now. He was born in 1995 back then there wasn't an early diagnosis
1:28.0	what do you a scale that they have right now even a treatment plan you know so I would say we diagnosed the two of us at like
1:38.1	12 13 months because we have an older son who was advanced.
1:45.0	So I could tell that he wasn't making his marks.
1:49.0	I could tell that he wasn't the same.
1:52.0	I knew there was something wrong. So it was, if he was first, I probably wouldn't
1:58.1	have known, but he was second. Well, that's understandable. 1995, autism wasn't as prevalent as it is today.
2:05.0	So once you went through the process, you got him diagnosed,
2:09.0	found out that he is autistic,
2:10.0	how did that affect your family?
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