The Sound Of A Miracle

Never before has a book about autism offered such hope for recovery. In this remarkable true story, Annabel Stehli tells of her years of anguish and guilt as she struggled to help her daughter Georgie, who seemed to exist in a private world. With the diagnosis of autism came the recommendation from medial experts and well-intentioned friends that Georgie be institutionalised - along with the suggestion that her condition was somehow caused by faulty mothering. Finding strength in her deep religious faith and her love for her daughter, Stehli persisted in seeking the best education for Georgie and never lost hope for a cure, miraculously, she found one.