INTRODUCING
Navigating Thru Autism
For Children$9.00 – $20.00
Experience First Pages
FOR FREE
One of the first milestones to cross is getting professionals to recognize your child’s circumstance. One of the enormous mistakes we can make is to let physicians indicate to us their prognosisconcerning our children, when we have not disclosed all the details.
This entry serves to give insight on Kenny and my point of view as a father of an autistic son. We are blessed to have Kenny as a part of our lives.
This is an area where I have second guessed pushing him where he ordinarily wouldn’t try. For the most part, I did well. Either he liked it, or in most cases, it became a part of his everyday life. At an open house, I went to the microphone to proclaim how the honor.
You can have whatsoever you say. Death and Life are in the Power of the Tongue. (Proverbs 18:21) If you speak negatively, you will receive negative things. If we speak positive, we start to believe what we say, which will bring on the manifestation. Affirmations are good. The more you say them, the more you believe them.
We’ll this concluding chapter before the journal entries is what this book is all about. In every chapter, I think the essence of navigation was captured. They do not learn by cramming, they learn in spurts, and that’s ok.
Experience First Pages
FOR FREE
One of the first milestones to cross is getting professionals to recognize your child’s circumstance. One of the enormous mistakes we can make is to let physicians indicate to us their prognosisconcerning our children, when we have not disclosed all the details.
This entry serves to give insight on Kenny and my point of view as a father of an autistic son. We are blessed to have Kenny as a part of our lives.
This is an area where I have second guessed pushing him where he ordinarily wouldn’t try. For the most part, I did well. Either he liked it, or in most cases, it became a part of his everyday life. At an open house, I went to the microphone to proclaim how the honor.
You can have whatsoever you say. Death and Life are in the Power of the Tongue. (Proverbs 18:21) If you speak negatively, you will receive negative things. If we speak positive, we start to believe what we say, which will bring on the manifestation. Affirmations are good. The more you say them, the more you believe them.
We’ll this concluding chapter before the journal entries is what this book is all about. In every chapter, I think the essence of navigation was captured. They do not learn by cramming, they learn in spurts, and that’s ok.
Quote Of The Month
“Our Deepest Fear is not that we are inadequate, our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us!”
by Marianne Williamson
NAVIGATING THRU AUTISM is about an adolescent male diagnosed with autism and the tools his family used to prepare him for adulthood. His mother, father and sister tell their experience as parents and a sibling explaining how they navigated as a family through the process. His community is a vital part of him succeeding. Featured in the book are colored photo collages of his extended family that proceed each chapter. You can view the title pages of the chapters in the website.
Patricia Swain
Read Reviews by My Readers
Navigating Thru Autism A book for everyone to read, a book full of miracles.
As I was reading Navigating Thru Autism, a saying came to mind, "who's report do you believe? " Their responses were, "we believe the report of the Lord!" His report says we are healed! This is a family with enough faith, to take a journey that would reap the promises of God - because they believed! This is a book full of miracles that the medical professionals didn't see. Faith without works is dead! They put the work in, now you can read and see the results! He's a son and a brother that has been made whole! The book covers 30 years - moments of miracles, becoming who God created him to be.
Thank you Swain Family for sharing your personal story "Navigating Thru Autism". We were recently told that our three year old grandson was diagnosed with autism.
Sharing your family's journey has diminished the fear and distress that comes with not knowing what to do, and has replaced it with hope, encouragement, and a plan of attack. Key points I grabbed from your sharing: Build a relationship by entering into his world to understand his uniqueness in learning, and identify his God given gifts and talents so we can help him to develop them. Celebrate even the smallest milestones. It truly takes a village! Lastly, applying the faith element, that regardless of what the doctors and professionals say, God has no limits and is no respecter of persons. You have assured us that our future will be brighter than our present.
Thank you again for opening up your world.
Navigating Thru Autism is a wonderful book that gives a detailed account of how to overcome the challenges associated with a child diagnosed with autism. Patricia Swain shares the life of her son from the time of the diagnoses as a toddler thru adolescence. This book reflects the beauty of family, the value of creating a village and the necessity of including God in the conversation for guidance when raising your children. It also includes heartfelt testimonies and techniques that each immediate family member developed, to help him communicate. Through patience, determination, dedication and prayer, Kenneth II is a success story. I would recommend this book to any parent or caregiver. All children are unique. We are charged with the task of identifying challenges - motivating and developing a pathway to success. This book is a great example of how that’s done.
“Navigating Thru Autism” speaks of a delightful and loving journey of a family, that struck a successful balance between nurturing a son and brother - and steering him into the path of God’s Destiny for his life. I know Kenneth Jr personally; I’ve been able to witness his transition from a bright youngster, into a wonderful young man. And, YES: he’s charismatic, as this writing attests! When you read this book you’ll quickly learn how a strong family / “village” support system WILL enable ANY child to achieve his or her very best. I loved the “beats” (pivotal stories) the Swain Family share with us, depicting every wonderful milestone Kenneth Jr. achieved. And the demonstrative love in which he has been able to confide. There’s nothing like a God-fearing environment in which our children can grow and develop. Kenneth Jr. has a GREAT future ahead! This book inspires us to champion and advocate for our children, the same way!
Get Notified About The Series!
You Might Like
Navigating Thru Autism
$9.00 – $20.00NAVIGATING THRU AUTISM is about an adolescent male diagnosed with autism and the tools his family used to prepare him for adulthood. His mother, father and sister tell their experience as parents and a sibling – explaining how they navigated as a family through the process. His community is a vital part of him succeeding. Featured in the book are colored photo collages of his extended family that proceed each chapter. The title of the chapters are indicated below.
