Autism Through My Eyes(Real Talk From A Dad Who Lives It Every Day)

Autism Through My Eyes(Real Talk From A Dad Who Lives It Every Day)

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  • Step-by-Step Guide to SSI, Medicaid & Waiver Services for Families with Special Needs (with Dr. Chris Elkins)

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    Applying for SSI, Medicaid, and the Medicaid Waiver shouldn’t feel like getting lost in the woods. In this episode of Autism Through My Eyes, I sit down with Dr. Chris Elkins to walk families step by step through the process SSI applications, Medicaid eligibility, Georgia STABLE accounts, Waiver services, and the Planning List. No fluff, no confusion just real answers that families need NOW.

    👉 Subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next: the actual services and supports your family can access once you’re approved.
    👉 Share this episode with every parent, church group, or community you’re connected with because one share could change a family’s life.

    Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and everywhere you listen. 🎙️”**

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    32 min
  • Autism and Adulthood: What You Need To.Know

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    “What happens when your child with autism becomes an adult? My son is 22 now—and the world didn’t prepare me for this chapter. In this episode, I’m breaking down what I’ve learned about autism and adulthood: where to get support , the new responsibilities, and how I’m creating a plan so my son can live with purpose and dignity.

    This isn’t about perfection—it’s about showing up, building structure, and being honest about what comes next after high school. If you’re raising a teenager or adult with autism, this is the real talk they don’t tell you in those early meetings.

    You are not alone. Let’s build together. 💙



    #AutismAdulthood #AdultAutism #CJStrong#AutismAwareness #NeurodivergentSupport#FatherFirstAlways
    #autism #autismoftiktok #autismdad #autismmomlife

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    2 min
  • Autism in the Workplace isn’t just a conversation — it’s a movement.

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    In this episode of Autism Through My Eyes, I talk about the challenges and opportunities autistic adults face in today’s job market  and what employers, parents, and advocates can do to break down barriers.

    As a father of an autistic adult, this one hits home. I’m not just thinking about my son’s future… I’m thinking about a generation of talented individuals who deserve a chance to shine.

    If you’ve ever wondered:
    âś… How can workplaces become more inclusive?
    âś… What does real support for autistic employees look like?
    âś… What can we do today to prepare our kids for tomorrow?

    …then this episode is for you.

    🎧 Listen now and share it with someone who needs this message.
    👉 Autism Through My Eyes – Real Talk from a Dad Who Lives It Every Day.

    #AutismThroughMyEyes #AutismAwareness #AutismInTheWorkplace #AutismAcceptance #DifferentNotLess #AutismStrong #Neurodiversity

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    2 min
  • Episode 3 Autism and Siblings: The Hidden Impact

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    Autism doesn’t just affect the child—it affects the siblings too. They’re the quiet heroes, the ones who grow up stronger, wiser, and more patient than anyone gives them credit for. This one’s for them.

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    2 min
  • 🎙 Episode 2: Unlocking the Medicaid Waiver with Dr. Chris Elkins Part 1

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    For many families raising children or adults with autism, the Medicaid Waiver Program is the best-kept secret — and that’s a problem. Too many parents don’t find out about it until it’s too late, missing out on critical resources that could transform their child’s future.

    In this powerful episode, I sit down with Dr. Chris Elkins, Transition Specialist at Richmond Hill High School, to break it all down. We talk about what the Medicaid Waiver is, why it matters, and how parents can access the support their loved ones need to thrive — not just today, but for the long road ahead.

    This is one of the most important conversations I’ve ever had on this journey. If you’re a parent, caregiver, or advocate, you cannot afford to miss this episode.

    💙 Autism Through My Eyes — Real Talk from a Dad Who Lives It Every Day.

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    37 min
  • Autism Through My Eyes (Real Talk From A Dad Who Lives It Every Day)

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    Autism Through My Eyes" is real talk from a dad who’s been living this journey every single day for over 20 years.

    I’m Craig — a father, advocate, and proud Autism Dad — and this podcast is my space to share the unfiltered truth about raising a child with autism. From the early days of diagnosis, to navigating school systems, to preparing for adulthood and independence, I’ve been through the challenges, the victories, and the lessons that only life on the spectrum can teach.

    This show isn’t about sugarcoating. It’s about giving parents and caregivers hope, encouragement, and real resources to keep moving forward. Each week, you’ll hear powerful stories, expert conversations, and practical advice designed to help families like ours thrive.

    Whether you’re just starting this journey, deep in it, or supporting someone you love — this podcast is for you.

    💙 Autism doesn’t mean less… it just means different. Join me, and let’s walk this journey together.

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    5 min

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🎙 Autism Through My Eyes – Episode 1: My Journey From Diagnosis to Now

When my son was diagnosed with autism at just 2 years old, my world flipped upside down. I was scared. I was…