Chasing Normal: A Guide for the Newly Disabled and for Those Who Love Them
Language: English
Published by Distynct Solutions, 2008
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- Title
- Chasing Normal: A Guide for the Newly Disabled and for Those Who Love Them
- Author
- Dinah Chaudoir Federer
- Publisher
- Distynct Solutions
- Publication year
- 2008
- Condition
- Good
- Signed
- Signed by Author(s)
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0615262627
- ISBN 13
- 9780615262628
- Illustrator
- Chrissy Ogden Marsh
Chasing Normal: A Guide for the Newly Disabled and for Those Who Love Them is meant to help the newly disabled especially, and their families calm down, get centered and take their individual journey one step at a time. As she says in her book, becoming disabled is like being dropped in the middle of a foreign country and told to find your way home. Chasing Normal is meant to act as a compass on this often overwhelming path.
If you do a topic search you ll see there are plenty of textbooks discussing the 'issues' there are many written by parents, and there are some personal stories. Dinah's experience can tell you that the 'average Joe' in crisis will not read a textbook. Concentration flies out the window when you re terrified. Further, this same 'Joe' won t care about a parent s theory or even others stories unless there s some good, simple advice. Chasing Normal: A Guide for the Newly Disabled and for Those Who Love Them will do this without adding to their overwhelm.
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About the Author
As a disabled adult herself, her on-going message is blunt and hopeful: THERE IS LIFE AFTER DISABILITY AND IT DOESN T HAVE TO SUCK!!
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