ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Going to the Emergency Room can be scary for anyone. For those with an intellectual disability/autism, it can be even more daunting.
Rachel Chitswara, a physician's assistant in Wilkes-Barre, joins us to discuss the importance of being prepared for a medical visit.
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United States
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