Our Daily Autism: Stories of Parents and Children - Review

Edited by C. Hanau and D. Mariani Cerati - Ed. Erikson. pp. 215.
Our Daily Autism: Stories of Parents and Children - Review
Archival content: this article was published more than 20 years ago. The language and content reflect the sensitivities of the time.

"The red thread running through the stories told in this book by parents of autistic children is the courage not to surrender to adversity. Adversity that comes from fate, which has brought into their family a subtle or devastating disorder and often - unfortunately - also that of the ignorance and incapacity of those who, by institutional duty, should help them.

The profound dignity that shines through these pages will be a comfort to people living in similar situations and an invitation to value their role and resources", (from the cover).

We recommend it not only to those who live directly near people with autism, but also to doctors, educators, priests, and friends because, beyond a certain drama, this text is full of useful and precious information for a correct and fruitful approach with these people.

- Mariangela Bertolini, 2003

Mariangela Bertolini

Mariangela Bertolini

Born in Treviso in 1933, teacher and mother of three children, including Maria Francesca, Chicca, who has a severe disability. She was among the promoters of Faith and Light in Italy. She founded and…

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