Roberts: Let's talk about how we can ease the burden of caregivers

I remember driving down the road one day with my brother, Dillon, in the back seat. It was a sunny day, and we had the windows wide-open, the wind rushing through the car.
Dillon, as many people know, has autism. Some might question why a teenage boy of 19 would be driving down the road with his hands flapping out the window. But for me, this was pretty normal. Dillon loved the rush of air passing through his fingers.
As we motored down the road, I glanced into the mirror and noticed something s