Sue Ann Pien

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Amazon’s new series, “As We See It,” follows three roommates who are on the autism spectrum, played by actors who experience it in real life.

‘As We See It’ shows life on autism spectrum and hardships we all face when growing up

Amazon’s new series, “As We See It,” follows three roommates who are on the autism spectrum, played by actors who experience it in real life.

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