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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Parents collectively share their joys, pain, and experience.,
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This review is from: Living in My Skin: The Insider's View of Life With a Special Needs Child (Paperback)
A very affirming and touching view of the intensity, heartbreak, misunderstanding, isolation and triumphs parents of children with special needs experience. It underscores the need for better education and better empathy on the parts of family, friends and the professionals providing treatment. This book offers an insiders view, one in which professionals and anyone touched by, living with or teaching a child with special needs will benefit. Written in a question/answer/interview format, using the exact words of the collective authors, it is unique. The price is offputting and rediculous, but I'm still glad I bought it. I bought one for our local library as well.
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Living in My Skin: The Insider's View of Life With a Special Needs Child by Lori A. Hickman (Paperback - May 2000)
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