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When 2‑year‑old Evan suffers a seizure, Jenny McCarthy’s life is turned upside down. After a series of misdiagnoses, a doctor finally identifies his autism. Struck by the lack of guidance, Jenny becomes a determined advocate, researching tirelessly with doctors, nurses, other parents, and governmental and private organizations. Through relentless effort, she discovers a groundbreaking program that transforms Evan’s life. Her memoir documents the hardships, victories, and daily realities of raising an autistic child, offering insights and a roadmap for parents facing similar journeys.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Jenny McCarthy
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