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St. Tammany Hospital Foundation board member Sunny McDaniel, center, poses for a photo with St. Tammany Health System’s Tim San Fillippo, left, and The Lake 94.7-FM host Charles Dowdy. (STHS photo)
April is Autism Awareness Month – but what does that mean, exactly? And how can people who aren’t on the spectrum make the world a more comfortable, inclusive place for those who are?
Sunny McDaniel, a member of the Board of Trustees at St. Tammany Hospital Foundation and the mother of an autistic child, visited The Lake 94.7-FM studios to talk with host Charles Dowdy about it all.
Listen in via the audio player below or on The Lake website. You can also visit STHfoundation.org/autism to learn more about St. Tammany Health System’s efforts to support patients with autism.