| Author: | Amelia Chin | ISBN: | 9781482826395 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing Singapore | Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing Singapore | Language: | English |
| Author: | Amelia Chin |
| ISBN: | 9781482826395 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing Singapore |
| Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing Singapore |
| Language: | English |
Unravelling some spectrums of autism through the short, captivating accounts of a mothers own experiences, this book is an inspirational read and an eye-opener. The perseverance of a mothers love triumphs against all odds to see the unlocking of a maze the little known atypical world of autism. In this book, we are allowed into the honesty of Aarons struggles; his questions of why me?; his own spiritual development; his inspiring progress and determination to learn actions and behaviours that would make him appear normal, to fit in like everyone else. The result: he has publicly and officially lost his autism stigma. Pastor Anne Iuliano (Sydney) A must-read for families coping with autism! This book offers pragmatic suggestions for coping with the uncertainties in the patterns of behaviour of autistic children. Autism has such a wide spectrum that plausibly no two cases are alike. Dato Leela Mohd Ali, Trustee and CEO of PENYAYANG (a Malaysian NGO) It is a book that everyone must read. It will enlighten us on what the power of love can accomplish. Read it, understand it, experience it, and declare it! Rev. Wong Kim Kong, JMN (Kuala Lumpur
Unravelling some spectrums of autism through the short, captivating accounts of a mothers own experiences, this book is an inspirational read and an eye-opener. The perseverance of a mothers love triumphs against all odds to see the unlocking of a maze the little known atypical world of autism. In this book, we are allowed into the honesty of Aarons struggles; his questions of why me?; his own spiritual development; his inspiring progress and determination to learn actions and behaviours that would make him appear normal, to fit in like everyone else. The result: he has publicly and officially lost his autism stigma. Pastor Anne Iuliano (Sydney) A must-read for families coping with autism! This book offers pragmatic suggestions for coping with the uncertainties in the patterns of behaviour of autistic children. Autism has such a wide spectrum that plausibly no two cases are alike. Dato Leela Mohd Ali, Trustee and CEO of PENYAYANG (a Malaysian NGO) It is a book that everyone must read. It will enlighten us on what the power of love can accomplish. Read it, understand it, experience it, and declare it! Rev. Wong Kim Kong, JMN (Kuala Lumpur
