It's episode 346 of Underground Wellness Radio.

Here's what's coming up.

The autism parenting community is often stereotyped as a bunch of people who are focused on vaccines or cures or whatever.

For decades, the autism parenting community, both in the United States and in England,

were focused on changing the world and changing laws and changing public policy to make the world a better place.

And I think we will find that as we make the world better for people with autism and other cognitive disabilities, that it will end up being better for everyone.

Grieve if you must for your own lost dreams, but don't mourn for us.

We are alive.

We are real.

And we're here waiting for you.

Yo, what's up, y'all? Welcome back to another episode of Underground Wellness Radio,

brought to you by Underground Wellness.com. Thanks so much for tuning in. I have not started

my travels just yet. That's a couple weeks away. Just been kind of chilling over the last few weeks,

but I was in the Bay Area at a bookstore, and this book just kind of jumped out at me.

It's called Neurotrives, The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity by Steve Silberman, today's guest.

And I just had to read it.

And it was a real page Turner.

And I was like, yo, we have to have Steve on the show because

he paints a very clear picture. He tells a fantastic story of the timeline of autism. And it's

something that's really been forgotten about. And it's very important the way that he shares

this story. And it's very important the way that he shares this story. And it's very relevant

in terms of our focus on vaccines these days as the cause of the significant rise in autism.

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