Write a Book

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This is a very good project. I appreciate your vision with your autistic child in the Phillipines and the USA. I can understand the differences (already), as I am a Bangladeshi living in the UK for the last 9 years. I shall set some milestone later, before the bid closes, but in the meantime if you like to discuss your project, it will be appreciated. There is no obligation in such a discussion. I am just new here, but not in writing job. I hope you will realize it as soon as you read my profile. I will bring in the theortical models from social science so you can make your book into a seller. I look forward to hearing from you. Best wishes Siddiqui, MBA, PhD UK

Hey! I would very much like to write era book. With my experience and education about living with one hand catch up so I would work again feel to write the book. The difficulty is well language and distance, but you may have figured out some way. So do you want I'll help please. Regards Ann

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I have previously published articles on the mental health and care for children living in advanced and emerging countries. With health care systems adn attitudes on autism varying widely across the world, the impact on children is clearly immense. When given proper access to the correct and quality care to meet the specific needs of children with autism, chidlren can derive the most benefit and be fully partipating indivduals in society. Depending on resources, finances, access and information for families with autistic children, the care given to children by insititions specialising in autistic behavior can hep ensure autistic children are in an envionment that is safe, understanding, holistic and needs-based. In the United States, as a result of more focused funding on autism and creation of child-friendly services and environments, the attitude towards autistic children is more positive and supportive to ensure children and their carers can help manage the condition. In other countries, like the Phillippines, the lack of awareness, programmes and health sector attention on autism in generally, and the in children, means children and their families are left alone in how to care for and meet the needs of their autistic children in this context. Having written extensively before about such issues, I can detail the two different cases towards autism in children through a human tale: the story of one boy's journey with autism.