I am in here: The journey of a child with autism who cannot speak but finds her voice is a moving story of a mother and daughter who learn that autism cannot take away hope. Elizabeth slipped into autism at fifteen months and never learned how to speak. She learned how to communicate, though, first through a letterboard and later through typing. What came out was an affirming victory. See the inner struggle of autism through this girl's words.
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