ABOUT THIS EPISODE
R.V. Kuser lives in Winston Salem, North Carolina. He is an educator, consultant, development specialist and as you know an author. R.V. is on a lifelong quest for ways to overcome misperceptions about differently-abled individuals. To let everyone know, we CAN do anything. With his wife, Marlene, they both give a greater insight into autism when speaking publicly and advocating. They would love to hear from you-questions, comments or just to say "hello." Contact them at kusertalk.com.
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