Celebrities have millions to spend on their autistic children. Scientists and medical professionals often seem to view the disorder through a microscope. What is a normal parent to do? "Life Literally," provides key insights into practical methods of managing behaviors and improving the lives of both your autistic child and the surrounding family.Autism is not a life sentence. Autistic children have gone on to become doctors, engineers and professionals of high esteem. Autistic parents do not love their children less than parents of non-autistic children do. The purpose of this book is to provide simple, straightforward discussion on autism and common issues families face. Author of:"While I'm Dying" (2001, Free-Fiction.com)"Timeslips & Terrors" (2005, Penknife Press)"Virginia Creeper" (2007, Penknife Press)Wright has been writing since 1988 and continues to prolifically produce new material. She has had countless short works published and has held positions with newspapers, magazines and ezines.Wright grew up surrounded by folk tales and ghost stories of the Appalachian Mountains. Much of that colorful history influences her work today as well as provides much inspiration for a variety of genres.
