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 hazel8500 rated 16 months ago- When Canadian comedian Eugene Levy thinks about autism, he pictures a scrawny kid.
The kid is dwarfed by other kids, who have names like cancer and diabetes and are protected by wealthy foundations. And when they need treatment, those kids are swept into the loving arms Canada's health care ...
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- hazel8500 rated 16 months ago
- When Canadian comedian Eugene Levy thinks about autism, he pictures a scrawny kid.
The kid is dwarfed by other kids, who have names like cancer and diabetes and are protected by wealthy foundations. And when they need treatment, those kids are swept into the loving arms Canada's health care system.
But not autism.
"Autism is just trying to scream in the air, telling people, 'We need some help here!' and no one's really recognizing it," said Mr. Levy in a telephone interview.
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