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| Nov 5, 2007 by LISA WEBER |
Looks like 5 year old Evan Asher's helicopter crashed on his way to meet up with his dad, John Asher. Mom Jenny McCarthy has that "oh no" look on her face, but her hands are full carrying a pizza.
In September 2007 Jenny released her book, "Louder Than Words: A Mother's Journey in Healing Autism". In the book Jenny opens up about Evan's battle with autism. Has anyone read it?
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I read it, and have met Jenny before. It's very well done, and written from the heart. You feel her agony throughout the book.
I disagree with a lot of the claims in the book regarding autism, and vaccinations, but she does make a HUGE point that they are HER opinions, and you don't have to agree with her,
I haven't read it, but I've read a number of comments on it and exerpts of the book. It's drawing a lot of negative criticism from people who work with or are parents to autistic children, actually, for lots of specific reasons. The biggest criticism I've seen is that Jenny is pushing various kinds of interventions that are medically highly questionable.
But, as I said, I haven't read it, so I can't say, firsthand.
anyone who has read this book would know that she is simply pointing out that there IS a connection with vaccinations to autism. I think she is a true Warrior to put her and her sons story out there, not an easy task. She is an inspiration to all mothers/fathers that have children with autism. She also makes it known that the recovery process that worked for her son may not work for everyone elses children. But, isn't it worth a try? Isn't that the least we could do is make an effort, and listen? I support the cause 100%!
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