Today we're gonna talk about Miss Tess's travel to the nation of Canada. 

This isn't a bunch of tips and tricks about how to travel with someone who has autism. BUT if that's what you're looking for, check out: 

SED 507 - Traveling with Autism: 14 Essential Hacks for a Smoother Journey Part 1 of 2

SED 508 - Traveling with Autism: 14 Essential Hacks for a Smoother Journey Part 2 of 2

Today we're talking about Tess being sick recently.

Today we're gonna talk about Miss Tess's recent visit to the dentist.

Many thanks to the New York Times for writing about dental patients with disabilities back in 2019, and NYU's new facility designed to help them:  "Saving the Teeth of Patients with Special Needs," by Catherine St. Louis, 5/2/2019.  

Today we're talking a bit more about basketball and what it means to Tess.

Today we're gonna talk more about the podcast The Telepathy Tapes and how it applies to our Tess.

More patients found! Not one but TWO groundbreaking scientific projects underway! And a new paper that could contain the key to our cure—something that might even be in your medicine cabinet. Today I'll be giving you an update on some of the thrilling developments of our foundation in our quest for a cure for Tess and the other patients.

Today I'll be telling you more about Tess playing basketball, and a new development for her on the court.

Today I'm talking about the ability to read minds. And how it might affect our relationship with Tess.

 I've been listening to The Telepathy Tapes, a podcast by Ky Dickens about how certain nonspeaking people with autism have displayed the ability to read minds. 

Today we're talking about an irksome behavior of Tess's, something that's happening more and more frequently, and what it could mean.

SED 527: Why I'm Changing the Show Back

Last summer, I made a big change to this show. Now, I’m changing it back. In this episode, I share why—and how a recent ski day with Tess, in zero-degree weather, reminded me of something important. Tune in to hear the full story.