My Sad is All Gone : A Family's Triumph over Violent Autism

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Summary: Positive Answers for Parents of Troubled Children
Review: Thelma Wheatley clearly describes the heartache and terrors of raising a child with special needs : Julian's was autism. Her son became a worry as a toddler and an uncontrollable teen. My Sad Is All Gone documents how Thelma and her family fought the medical system of her area in Ontario, Canada, which pushed to put Julian into an institution. They struggled to get placement in proper schools and therapy for him. Thelma Wheatley did much research and home schooled Julian for much of the time.
Exhausting as this caring route was, the Wheatleys did finally meet Dr. Joseph Huggins in Toronto. Gradually, the best medications and routine for Julian were found. After nearly 20 years of determined searching, their son now works contentedly and shares happy family times again.
This book will inspire other parents, family members and friends to continue to seek answers for ways to improve the life of their special needs child - whatever each one's handicap or disease may be. New solutions are a great reward for all.
Read this book, then follow Thelma Wheatley's steps and be a winner in your child's life.

Bernice Lever