"Autism Is The Sensory Upheaval of The Brain." My daughter Meaghan responded succinctly, when asked pointblank by an expert in the field what it was.
The answer surprised him and it would have surprised us, but by then we were used to the remarkable things that she had to say. We just couldn't explain them. How do you explain someone who has two distinct personalities: the awkward, repetitive autistic one we lived with for the first 28 years of her life, and the other insightful, intelligent one that has emerged since we discovered that she could write.
Meaghan started typing with support four years ago. Today, after a lot of hard work, she is able to type independently. This has changed her life and ours in ways you cannot imagine. It is our hope that this collaboration will help others come to a better understanding of those whose brains are different than ours.
I guarantee that the contents of all this PDF below will surprise you, as the information is eye-opening. Please read it and let others know about it, not just those who have loved ones on the spectrum, but anyone else who you feel would benefit from looking at the autistic brain from a bold, new perspective.
Just click on the cover graphic above to view, read or download the PDF version of the report.
