by Grace Venters (Author)
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference.- The Road Not taken, Robert FrostLife is a journey, and decisions have to be made. Which way should you go? As a parent, you're expected to know the answer to this question, but when you're struggling to raise an autistic child, nothing is set in stone. In The Phantom Killer and her Autistic Son, Grace Venters chronicles life with her son, William from his early years to adulthood. Her honest, no holes barred approach will resonate with any parent who finds their child not developing as society expects. With an autistic child, nobody can tell you exactly which road to take. Professionals, family and friends may tell you that this road has a better surface, or that one has less traffic. However, in the end, only you as a parent will know what's right for your son or daughter. This book helps to shed light on what is still a little-understood condition and will allow parents to feel comforted knowing they are not alone on their journeys