Diary OF A SPECIAL MUM: Kicking Autism To The Curb

ABOUT THE BOOKForeworded by Cameroon’s legendary communications expert Eric CHINJE, the book offers the true life experiences of Delly Singah, an award winning media personality based in London, UK. The book, based on real life experiences with her 9 year old autistic son, offers child-first and society-friendly advice, highlighting that Autism is not a tragedy. The Author looks at autism from a neuro-divergence lens rather than a disorder, with emphasis placed on encouraging other special parents with similar circumstances on how to love, understand and support their child(ren) on the spectrum while efficiently managing associated challenges. As a prevalent medical condition affecting millions worldwide, the book offers guidance and hope, breaks stereotypes, dispels myths, reduces stigma and provides informative and practical scenarios to help achieve the best outcomes with Autistic children.As a prevalent medical condition affecting millions of people in Africa, this book focuses on how to deal with those on the spectrum and persons with special needs in general. The goal is to sensitise many and promote a more inclusive society; breaking stereotypes, dispelling myths, reducing the stigma (especially) amongst Cameroonians/Africans and encouraging a more informed society.It is incredibly useful and informative, full of practical scenarios, studies and reviews to correct an awful lot of misinformation. Read more