Kaufman, Heather, Author
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| ISBN | 9780758657893 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Concordia Publishing House |
| Publication date | January 2018 |
| Language | English |
| MRP | £15.99 GBP |
| Page count | 352 |
| Item weight | 99 g |
A fiercely honest story of motherhood, faith, and autism--one woman's unfiltered journey to love her son, her church, and herself in the middle of the mess.
Told with unvarnished candor and a wry, steady hope, this memoir follows a mother raising her autistic son, Isaac, in small-town Oklahoma--through meltdowns and missteps, awkward Sundays and quiet miracles. Nothing is sugar-coated: not the strain on marriage, not the loneliness in pews, not the long nights of doubt. Yet again and again, love shows up in unexpected places.
You'll walk beside a family learning, stumbling, and slowly rebuilding what faith and community can look like when disability is in the room.
Readers will experience:
If you're hungry for a Christian memoir that tells the truth about special needs, church, and family without neat bows or easy answers, this is the story to read next.
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