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'Don't Mask Who You Are': First Responder With Autism Breaking Stereotypes
Tribune Broadcasting
2018-01-31
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An emergency medical technician with autism in Maryland says people often don’t get what it means to be on the spectrum and he’s hoping to change that.
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