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The Cross of Chronic Pain & The Nail of Invisible Illness
Newly Revised
The Cross of Chronic Pain & The Nail of Invisible Illness. An encouraging book that shares the story of an autistic, single mom of 7 autistic children. Michelle shares the story of their lives, after a devastating illness left some fighting for their lives. This book is an 8 day devotional of faith, in regard to healing and chronic illness.
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Newton's Autistic Brain chronicles the life of an 8-year-old, autistic Arctic fox, Newton.
This charming series was written and illustrated by a real-life autistic young man, David Myers, and his autistic mother, Michelle L. Myers.
Together, this mother and son use creative arts to educate and celebrate neurodiversity and its many colors.
In this first installment of the series, Newton faces the challenges of moving to a new house and attending a new art school for children gifted in arts.
How will Newton's new teacher react to his different mannerisms? How does Newton deal with bullying and kids making fun of how he talks?
If you are new to the Autism Community or are a seasoned veteran of navigating our neurotypical dominant world, this series is a must-read for young and old.
Adult Autism Book
A True Story of Hope and RESILIENCE
Quirky, childlike, intelligent yet gullible, over the years, these words were used to describe author Michelle L. Myers. Her innocent demeaner remained juxtaposed to surviving unimaginable childhood abuse, which led to being sexually assaulted as an adult, Michelle always knew she was different than most people, often struggling to understand body language, context of casual conversation, or many social cues. It wasn't until Michelle's seven children were confirmed as autistic, that she was tested and diagnosed as autistic with ADHD. After years of feeling out of place, she embraced the liberation of understanding why she was so different. While autism doesn't define her entire life, her diagnosis fuels her resolve to advocate for the voiceless victims of those who prey upon developmentally different people.