#1 New Release Explores Mother's Journey of Self-Discovery Through Advocacy

Seattle, WA / ACCESSWIRE / September 3, 2024 / As schools resume, many parents are busy with conferences and orientations. For parents of the 7.5 million children with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), this time can be particularly taxing. "Silence and Light," a memoir by Dr. Lanya McKittrick, delves into the challenges and triumphs of parenting children with disabilities.

Dr. McKittrick, a special education researcher and deafblind advocate, narrates her journey from initial diagnosis to becoming an advocate. Her book has become a #1 New Release on Amazon in the category of Teaching Students with Developmental & Intellectual Disabilities.

The memoir showcases her experiences with her son Conner, who was diagnosed as profoundly deaf shortly after birth. It traces her path from grief to advocacy, emphasizing the importance of quality care, community, and resilience. Readers are invited to understand the difficulties of life with a rare disease and the pursuit of effective treatments.

Dr. McKittrick's professional background enhances the narrative. With a doctorate in Special Education and co-founding the Hear See Hope Foundation, she offers a unique blend of personal and professional insights. Her work spans over 25 years, aiming to support and empower families navigating similar challenges.

Published by 10/10 Press, "Silence and Light" stands as a hopeful guide for parents and caregivers, providing valuable lessons in advocacy and self-discovery. For more information, visit 10/10 Press or contact Paige Dungan at The Front Porch Collective.