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New book being written for publication later in 2013, relates to a Surrey family living with the Autistic Spectrum Disorder for the last 18 years.
There is so much more to Autism than anyone really believes. It is a complex set of difficulties that makes the brain manipulate and store data in an often irrational manner. This results in the sufferer encountering huge difficulties in dealing with simple tasks we all take for granted.
Any publishers out there who are looking for a subject which is becoming more common, and want to publish a book about a true life account, then please email the author.
Autism in Young Adults
[edit]There is so much more to Autism than anyone really believes. It is a complex set of difficulties that makes the brain manipulate and store data in an often irrational manner. This results in the sufferer encountering huge difficulties in dealing with simple tasks we all take for granted.
Autistic people like the calmness of wildlife, my son loves the serenity of the Black Swan as pictured and he was with me when I photographed it.
Any publishers out there who are looking for a subject which is becoming more common, and want to publish a book about a true life account, then please email the author.
The page will deal with how Autism affects not only the sufferer but the family of the sufferer too. The difficulties are much too widespread and far reaching to remain un-noticed. The only proper way to deal with them is to write a book.This will likely be ready for reading in around 9 months. The contents of our heads need to be unlocked and created into a readable format for all to see. This will be useful for parents and carers and other members of the sufferers family.Chrisf989 (talk) 17:40, 21 January 2013 (UTC)Chrisf989 (talk) 16:59, 22 January 2013 (UTC)