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A Fork in My Road: A mother's journey raising a child with food allergies

A Fork in My Road: A mother's journey raising a child with food allergies

Michele Schroeder
5/5 ( ratings)
A mother’s journey raising a child with allergies. A mother who encountered many forks in the road, but doesn’t give up. Motivation from seeing his disappointment day in and day out. Heartache with every reaction. Elliott, the boy in the book, has multiple food allergies, seasonal allergies and environmental allergies. Moments of frustration, suffering and confusion. A story about a mother’s desire to keep her son safe, even if advocating for her son means the loss of her teaching position.
"I can't even begin to imagine all the heartache and worry this mother has been through! I mean, we all worry about our kids, but she has a real reason to be scared each and every day. I like that the book has pictures - it really helps to see the innocent little boy and shows all the reactions described aren't being exaggerated. I like that Michele Schroeder is real. She is very good at describing her thoughts about each event as it happened and believe it or not, her humor helps the reader through heart-wrenching events and gives comic relief when needed. The author is not afraid to show her faults as a wife and mother or call herself a crazy lady - we all feel that way at times! I love that she credits friends, family, and anyone who helps her as I think it provides hope for others who are going through similar struggles." -Abby, teacher and mother of 2 non-allergic children
“A candid story of the struggles related to food allergies from a mom's perspective. As a mom, you relate to Michele's feelings. As a reader, you recognize our responsibility to do what we can to care for our youth's safety from disguised dangers.” - Krystle, developed allergies as an adult and mother of 2 non-allergic children
Language
English
Pages
246
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
E.S. Yes, LLC
Release
December 21, 2014

A Fork in My Road: A mother's journey raising a child with food allergies

Michele Schroeder
5/5 ( ratings)
A mother’s journey raising a child with allergies. A mother who encountered many forks in the road, but doesn’t give up. Motivation from seeing his disappointment day in and day out. Heartache with every reaction. Elliott, the boy in the book, has multiple food allergies, seasonal allergies and environmental allergies. Moments of frustration, suffering and confusion. A story about a mother’s desire to keep her son safe, even if advocating for her son means the loss of her teaching position.
"I can't even begin to imagine all the heartache and worry this mother has been through! I mean, we all worry about our kids, but she has a real reason to be scared each and every day. I like that the book has pictures - it really helps to see the innocent little boy and shows all the reactions described aren't being exaggerated. I like that Michele Schroeder is real. She is very good at describing her thoughts about each event as it happened and believe it or not, her humor helps the reader through heart-wrenching events and gives comic relief when needed. The author is not afraid to show her faults as a wife and mother or call herself a crazy lady - we all feel that way at times! I love that she credits friends, family, and anyone who helps her as I think it provides hope for others who are going through similar struggles." -Abby, teacher and mother of 2 non-allergic children
“A candid story of the struggles related to food allergies from a mom's perspective. As a mom, you relate to Michele's feelings. As a reader, you recognize our responsibility to do what we can to care for our youth's safety from disguised dangers.” - Krystle, developed allergies as an adult and mother of 2 non-allergic children
Language
English
Pages
246
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
E.S. Yes, LLC
Release
December 21, 2014

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