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Diagnosis: Autism - Mourning and Acceptance

Hello all,

My eldest son was diagnosed with Autism when he was 4 years old.  For me this was devastating and it took a long time for me to be able to accept the diagnosis, not in the sense that I was in full denial, but in the sense that I still hoped for him to get better. Finding it hard for me to express my feeling vocally, I decided to write a booklet that describes my journey from suspicion to diagnosis and ultimately acceptance.
You can click the link here to check it out on Amazon.com
Also look me up on my FB page where you can purchase prints of any of my paintings
@ Shemaine Lozano Hernandez



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