Bøker av James E Potvin

Do you have a child with autism or know someone who does? If you can read this book and apply the lessons learned to your life, life will be calmer and your kids will be happier. Congratulations, you are having triplets! Say what? Are you sure? Now what do we do? You must be kidding. Can you double check? You can't be serious. How is that possible? I need a drink. Where can I escape? Do you realize this was not the plan? Why us? Why me? Why now? Can I still work? Will insurance cover this? Do you realize I have never been a parent before? It is shocking and overwhelming! If you have or know someone that has triplets, these are common questions. What is it really like living with triplets? Autism Triplet Twist offers parenting tips for raising triplets. Autism Triplet Twist is a non-fiction collection of short stories of real triplets affected by autism. The oldest daughter and the youngest daughter have autism. The daughter in the middle is totally normal. One of the twists is how can the middle daughter be normal when her oldest and youngest sister have autism? These true stories give parents hope they can learn how to deal with triplets with autism. Here are a few things you will learn from this book: How to deal with the surprise of having triplets; How to set up a simple care schedule for triplets; How to get a correct autism diagnosis; Why you need to pay attention is parenting; What to do if your child with autism escapes; And more. Learn from parents with experience. Grab your copy of Autism Triplet Twist today! About the Author: Autism Triplet Twist is a non-fiction book by James E. Potvin. James is the father of triplets, two of which have autism. He lives in Michigan with his wife and triplet daughters. James wrote this book because he has been told by friends, family and strangers that he should write a book about his experiences with the triplets. This is that book!

See life through the eyes of Dawn!This is Dawn's story of her life with us. Dawn has had many adventures and has been the most tolerant dog I have ever known. Dawn has experienced many events in her life so far. The events of Dawn's life in this book are organized by seasons. Seasons represent the changes and interests of Dawn's life. Dawn enjoys different activities every season, so this book tells her stories through the seasons. Dawn has been a pet to a young couple, has adjusted from no children to three children all at once (my wife and I have triplet daughters), has lived with three different dogs, has coexisted with a cat, has been there when we built a new house, moved, and remodeled another house, and had made the move from a twenty acre yard in the country to a 2/10 acre yard in a subdivision. Throughout all these changes, Dawn has been consistently the same. Dawn has had many roommates along the way including Ginger, Bear, Maggie, and Oreo. The other pets will be introduced at points where their stories involve Dawn. The other pets will be introduced in the season where they became part of Dawn's life. This is the story of Dawn's life as she sees it. The story is told through the eyes of Dawn.