Parents of autistic children often wonder: What will happen to our kids when they grow up? Can they work? Have relationships and their own families? Here is the poignant story of one woman watching her autistic boys reach adulthood.
A single mother barely making ends meet, Corrine Morgan-Thomas could hardly afford doctors for her twins, Stephen and Phillip. After their diagnosis of autism, no one else thought these boys would ever amount to anything. But Corrine managed single-handedly to keep the boys out of institutions-and in “regular” school. And their inspiring story became Lifetime television’s Miracle Run.
The real miracle, though, was what happened where the movie left off-when Stephen and Phillip graduated to face adult autism. From their diagnosis to the present day, when the boys have grown into young men leading happy lives, Corrine’s eye-opening story is full of candor, humor, and most of all, hope.
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Corrine Morgan-Thomas
Corrine Morgan-Thomas became famous in the autism community when Lifetime made a television movie based on her autistic sons’ lives. A valuable resource for knowledge and experience, Corrine, along with her husband and sons, speaks to many autism groups. President of the Miracle Run Foundation for Autism, which raises funds for the medical needs of families with autistic children and promotes awareness, she founded a support group to provide information, networking, and emotional aid to these families. A mother of four, including the twins who are the subjects of this book, Corrine lives in Agoura Hills, California.
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Gary Brozek
Gary Brozek has coauthored and ghostwritten nearly twenty books, including four New York Times bestsellers.
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