Laurie Lerner
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Laurie Lerner has been putting words on paper and writing since
she can remember. The idea of her book grew out of need when
she adopted her son who was diagnosed at birth with “special
needs.” This was a vehicle to let her soul have a voice and a
tangible way to represent her journey. Laurie holds a Masters
degree in Mental Health Counseling and is licensed in the State
of Florida. She has worked for many years as a Family
Therapist. She currently seeks publication of her first book
and hopes to become a successful writer. Laurie is a single
mother and currently lives in Plantation, Florida with her son,
Adam.
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A spiritual and emotional journey from a mother’s
perspective, focusing on the ups and downs of raising a
"special needs" child. No emotion is left unchartered or is
too raw to write about. No question or reaction is
off-limits. These are true uncensored passages written in
the anguish of despair, the turmoil of uncertainty, and the
relief of never-ending love for a child throughout his
years. A look at mental illness, adoption and the term
"special needs" as it relates to raising a child into his
teenage years. This book is a gift if you have open eyes, a
companion if you have a heavy heart, and a cry to the world
that all children matter, no matter what.
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Word Count:
5300
Pages to Print: 29
File Format: PDF
Price: $ 2.99
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from a Mother's Heart |
My Story
I have my own individual story, and my own special pain
I am not a super hero; I have no fortune or any fame
I am a little boy, who never got the chance to pick my birth
mother
If I knew she would do drugs, I would have surely picked another
My chances in the womb were labeled slim to none
Believe me it was difficult, it was not nine months of fun
My birth father was no better; he was addicted to drugs as well
Both were not able to keep me, it makes my eyes start to swell
I was adopted at birth and given away before I awoke
My adopted father had enough before I even spoke
I was now alone with my adoptive mother who gave it her all
every day
Still I had so many unanswered questions what does anyone expect
me to say?
My problems started at birth which caused hundreds of tears
From anger and aggression to communication with my family and
with peers
I am now old enough to speak now; my life, an open book
I am so much more than my mental illness, please take a closer
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