If You've Met One Person with Autism… Try Meeting Three in the Same Household
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When Darice's first son was diagnosed with autism nearly two decades ago, she was handed a label and no support. Today, she's raising two autistic children and is married to an autistic husband, using her insight to balance a household with multiple diagnoses. In this heartfelt and often funny conversation, Darice shares her family's experiences navigating quirky symptoms and school challenges to advocacy, life skills, and celebrating individuality. This episode reminds us that every autistic person's story is unique, even when they share the same roof.
Sponsored by the West Virginia Department of Human Services, Office of Maternal, Child, and Family Health/Children with Special Health Care Needs Program and the West Virginia Family 2 Family Health Information Center and Produced by the West Virginia University Center for Excellence in Disabilities.
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