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Summary of Jennifer Cook O'Toole's Autism in Heels
Everest Media
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Everest Media LLC
Everest Media LLC
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Watermark
Watermark
Publication Year:
2022
2022
ISBN-13:
9798822533301
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had thought I was the link between my children’s Asperger’s and their diagnoses, but it was actually my husband who had the condition. It didn’t matter anyway, because I wasn’t a total failure at being human.
#2 The last year had been difficult for me. My best friend had been diagnosed with aggressive, stage IV breast cancer. My daughter had been a Make-A-Wish kid after seven years in and out of hospitals. And my two eldest children had been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome.
#3 I began to realize that my father, who had died a few years before, had been my children’s genetic twin. He was a brilliant, beloved man, but he was also awkward and anxious in social settings. I never doubted that he loved me and my mother, but I wondered why I wasn’t enough to keep his interest.
#4 I was looking for a mirror image of myself, but I couldn’t find anyone who matched my way of moving through the world. I was constantly on hypervigilant meltdown prevention duty with my kids.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had thought I was the link between my children’s Asperger’s and their diagnoses, but it was actually my husband who had the condition. It didn’t matter anyway, because I wasn’t a total failure at being human.
#2 The last year had been difficult for me. My best friend had been diagnosed with aggressive, stage IV breast cancer. My daughter had been a Make-A-Wish kid after seven years in and out of hospitals. And my two eldest children had been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome.
#3 I began to realize that my father, who had died a few years before, had been my children’s genetic twin. He was a brilliant, beloved man, but he was also awkward and anxious in social settings. I never doubted that he loved me and my mother, but I wondered why I wasn’t enough to keep his interest.
#4 I was looking for a mirror image of myself, but I couldn’t find anyone who matched my way of moving through the world. I was constantly on hypervigilant meltdown prevention duty with my kids.
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