I found this book to be a great memoir written by the mother of an autistic son. In society autism and other disabilities are often shut away or hidden, so I really appreciate this mother for sharing her story with other parents and people.
As someone with limited, but some knowledge on the topics of autism and parenting, I think this book is informative and a great read for anyone looking to learn more on these topics.
While Kate's story shows struggle with a nonverbal child, moving, and marriage issues, she maintains a level of importance of familial and parental love. I appreciate Kate's openness about her struggles and mistakes, but also showing the needed resilience to combat confusing systems that often felt like they were working against her.
I think this book would be great for any parent, caregiver, or anyone looking to learn more about the systems in place and struggles people with different disabilities face.
As someone with limited, but some knowledge on the topics of autism and parenting, I think this book is informative and a great read for anyone looking to learn more on these topics.
While Kate's story shows struggle with a nonverbal child, moving, and marriage issues, she maintains a level of importance of familial and parental love. I appreciate Kate's openness about her struggles and mistakes, but also showing the needed resilience to combat confusing systems that often felt like they were working against her.
I think this book would be great for any parent, caregiver, or anyone looking to learn more about the systems in place and struggles people with different disabilities face.