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327   $aIntroduction: Tattooed for Life. 1. The beginning. 2. Finding appropriate education. 3. Daily life. 4. Advocacy and education. 5. Learning to cope. 6. Inspiration. Index.
330   $aFew books about autism have been written from a father's perspective. None so effectively walks the reader through each moment of a family's experience. It is an honest, direct account from a father's point of view of bringing up a child with autism, and the pressures and pleasures this brings to him, his wife Jae and his daughter Jessica.
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