The Thinking Moms' Revolution
Autism beyond the Spectrum: Inspiring True Stories from Parents Fighting to Rescue Their Children
The Thinking Moms' Revolution
Autism beyond the Spectrum: Inspiring True Stories from Parents Fighting to Rescue Their Children
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Description
The Thinking Moms' Revolution (TMR) is a group of twentythree moms (and one awesome dad) from Montana to Malaysia who all have children with developmental disabilities. This title includes stories of the moms and their fights to recover their kids from autism and related disorders.
Helen Conroy is president of the Thinking Moms' Revolution, LLC. After a fifteen-year career as a vice president at a Fortune 500 company, she became the development director for the ABLE Academy, a private school for children with developmental disabilities in Naples, Florida. Helen is married to Doug and has three beautiful children, including Harrison, diagnosed with autism and apraxia, who is on the path to healing.Lisa Joyce Goes is a contributing editor for Age of Autism, an executive board member of the Canary Party, and head of public relations for the Thinking Moms' Revolution. She and her husband Dave are actively working for health care reform in America and live in Chicago with their three children, one of whom suffers the tragic effects of iatrogenic autism.
Helen Conroy is president of the Thinking Moms' Revolution, LLC. After a fifteen-year career as a vice president at a Fortune 500 company, she became the development director for the ABLE Academy, a private school for children with developmental disabilities in Naples, Florida. Helen is married to Doug and has three beautiful children, including Harrison, diagnosed with autism and apraxia, who is on the path to healing.Lisa Joyce Goes is a contributing editor for Age of Autism, an executive board member of the Canary Party, and head of public relations for the Thinking Moms' Revolution. She and her husband Dave are actively working for health care reform in America and live in Chicago with their three children, one of whom suffers the tragic effects of iatrogenic autism.