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Summary: A must read!
Review: If you have any interest in the why's and how's of this world of ours, this is the book to read. Whether you want to believe, or are just curious, the fact remains that there are things happening in our existance that we do not understand. Reading the 'take' on this subject by a RN and mother gives new insight to how we should look at those in our daily lives with 'disabilities'. Do we really know what level they are functioning on? I recommend this book for those who wish to view things with an open mind and to learn from the experience of others.
Rating:
Summary: A must read!
Review: If you have any interest in the why's and how's of this world of ours, this is the book to read. Whether you want to believe, or are just curious, the fact remains that there are things happening in our existance that we do not understand. Reading the 'take' on this subject by a RN and mother gives new insight to how we should look at those in our daily lives with 'disabilities'. Do we really know what level they are functioning on? I recommend this book for those who wish to view things with an open mind and to learn from the experience of others.
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Summary: A family's journey
Review: Reading this book is the equivalent of sitting in your living room and speaking face to face with Judy Lecuyer. I have had the privilege of doing both. Judy has written in "plain speak" about the amazing journey they are on with their middle son Ben. While so many would accept the diagnosis with defeat, the whole Lecuyer family has risen to the occasion with love, and a willingness to see the miracles and not just accept the negatives that society heaps on in piles. While I personally have had very little knowledge of the subject of Autism other then the stereotypes, I found this an eye-opener into that world. I believe that you will enjoy meeting this family.
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Summary: A family's journey
Review: Reading this book is the equivalent of sitting in your living room and speaking face to face with Judy Lecuyer. I have had the privilege of doing both. Judy has written in "plain speak" about the amazing journey they are on with their middle son Ben. While so many would accept the diagnosis with defeat, the whole Lecuyer family has risen to the occasion with love, and a willingness to see the miracles and not just accept the negatives that society heaps on in piles. While I personally have had very little knowledge of the subject of Autism other then the stereotypes, I found this an eye-opener into that world. I believe that you will enjoy meeting this family.
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