Happiness in his eyes - a story of love and disability
by Louise Inglis
Price: $6.99 USD. 55260 words.
Published on April 2, 2012. Nonfiction.
A compelling story about a family who overcome extraordinary challenges. It will inspire and support anyone raising or involved in the care of a special needs child. Above all, it will touch your heart and enlighten your thinking.
Endorsed by several eminent NZ doctors and consultants.
This is Louise’s story of the first seven years bringing up her son Kevin, a child with autism and epilepsy.
Location: New Zealand
Member Since: April 01, 2012
Louise Inglis
Biography
Louise Inglis (1970 - ) resides in Auckland, New Zealand with her husband Michael, and their two sons, Matthew and Kevin. Kevin, currently seven years of age, is profoundly affected by autism. He also has a severe intellectual disability and epilepsy.
Louise has long enjoyed journalling. Snippets from her journal shared with others prompted suggestions that she should write a book. Happiness in his eyes: a story of love and disability is the result of those suggestions.
Louise teaches Suzuki Flute as an itinerant teacher at Saint Kentigern School, Remuera, Auckland.
Passionate about tramping, Louise delights in opportunities to explore New Zealand's spectacular mountains and bush.
Louise has long enjoyed journalling. Snippets from her journal shared with others prompted suggestions that she should write a book. Happiness in his eyes: a story of love and disability is the result of those suggestions.
Louise teaches Suzuki Flute as an itinerant teacher at Saint Kentigern School, Remuera, Auckland.
Passionate about tramping, Louise delights in opportunities to explore New Zealand's spectacular mountains and bush.
Where to find Louise Inglis online
Website: http://www.louiseinglis.com