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Elijah Dow did not breathe on his own for the first seven minutes of his life. His father stood watching the team try to keep him alive until he finally made a sound. Before his parents left the hospital, the doctors warned them that autism was possible. They warned them the day he was born — about a boy who would grow up to run toward strangers with his arms open.
Elijah is nine. He draws chalk maps up and down his street, runs to meet every passing golf cart, and takes archery classes on Saturday.
He Feeds Dinosaurs is the true life story of that boy, told by his father and his mother. It is an autism memoir, and a quiet, devastating argument about a word that was never big enough to hold him.
What happened to Elijah has a name: hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy. HIE is well known as a cause of cerebral palsy and seizures, and far less discussed as one of the roads that can lead to an autism diagnosis — though the research connecting the two is real. The word he was finally handed opened every door and explained nothing.
He gets better. Not all at once, and not into someone else — slowly, unevenly, and because people kept showing up. Therapists who sat on the floor with him. A teacher who gave him jobs. A mother with a finger moving under each word, an hour before bed, until her son could read.
IIf you are raising a child with special needs, and yours was born in distress — a cord, meconium, a NICU stay — and later met a word that didn't quite fit, you are not imagining the gap between them.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Elijah Dow did not breathe on his own for the first seven minutes of his life. His father stood watching the team try to keep him alive until he finally made a sound. Before his parents left the hospital, the doctors warned them that autism was possible. They warned them the day he was born - about a boy who would grow up to run toward strangers with his arms open.Elijah is nine. He draws chalk maps up and down his street, runs to meet every passing golf cart, and takes karaoke lessons on Saturday.He Feeds Dinosaurs is the story of that boy, told by his father and his mother. It is also a quiet, devastating argument about a word that was never big enough to hold him.What happened to Elijah has a name: hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy. HIE is well known as a cause of cerebral palsy and seizures, and far less discussed as one of the roads that can lead to an autism diagnosis - though the research connecting the two is real. The word he was finally handed opened every door and explained nothing.He gets better. Not all at once, and not into someone else - slowly, unevenly, and because people kept showing up. Therapists who sat on the floor with him. A teacher who gave him jobs. A mother with a finger moving under each word, an hour before bed, until his son could read.If your child was born in distress - a cord, meconium, a NICU stay - and later met a word that didn't quite fit, you are not imagining the gap between them. Elijah did not breathe on his own for the first seven minutes of his life. Doctors warned his parents about autism the day he was born. He Feeds Dinosaurs is that boy's story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996824007
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Elijah Dow did not breathe on his own for the first seven minutes of his life. His father stood watching the team try to keep him alive until he finally made a sound. Before his parents left the hospital, the doctors warned them that autism was possible. They warned them the day he was born - about a boy who would grow up to run toward strangers with his arms open.Elijah is nine. He draws chalk maps up and down his street, runs to meet every passing golf cart, and takes karaoke lessons on Saturday.He Feeds Dinosaurs is the story of that boy, told by his father and his mother. It is also a quiet, devastating argument about a word that was never big enough to hold him.What happened to Elijah has a name: hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy. HIE is well known as a cause of cerebral palsy and seizures, and far less discussed as one of the roads that can lead to an autism diagnosis - though the research connecting the two is real. The word he was finally handed opened every door and explained nothing.He gets better. Not all at once, and not into someone else - slowly, unevenly, and because people kept showing up. Therapists who sat on the floor with him. A teacher who gave him jobs. A mother with a finger moving under each word, an hour before bed, until his son could read.If your child was born in distress - a cord, meconium, a NICU stay - and later met a word that didn't quite fit, you are not imagining the gap between them. Elijah did not breathe on his own for the first seven minutes of his life. Doctors warned his parents about autism the day he was born. He Feeds Dinosaurs is that boy's story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996824007
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