Revolutionary Grandparents: Generations Healing Autism with Love and Hope

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180
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About this ebook

What is it like to be part of a very special family, one that revolves around a child’s struggle with autism or a related developmental disorder? In Revolutionary Grandparents, twenty-two grandmothers and grandfathers from the Thinking Moms’ Revolution community share their experience and offer advice to others facing this monumental struggle.

Many of these grandparents have moved in with their children and grandchildren to help with daily tasks—all have had to alter their lives drastically. From their front-row seat, they recount their stories. They describe what they observed and felt as their grandchildren regressed into autism, as well as the challenges their families faced as a result. But more importantly, they also write about the progress and the successes of their grandchildren. No two stories are alike in their details, but each one is similar in its honesty, passion, and overwhelming hope. Positivity is the common thread that ties together this unique collection of mini-memoirs.

About the author

Helen Conroy is president of The Thinking Moms’ Revolution. She was vice president at a Fortune 500 Company before becoming development director for the ABLE Academy, a private school for developmentally disabled children. She resides in Naples, Florida.

Team Thinking Moms’ Revolution is a not-for-profit organization that assists families with medical, emotional, and financial hardship following their children’s diagnoses of autism and other developmental disabilities. They are based in Naples, Florida.

Dan Burton is the former US Representative for Indiana’s fifth congressional district. He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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