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©2007 Diane M. Renna * Indigo Impressions * All rights reserved *
Written by Diane M. Renna
Illustrated by Regina Stark
With Illustrations by Meghan Renna
Meghan's World
The Story of One Girl's Triumph over Sensory Processing Disorder
Giving inspiration & hope to children living in an overstimulating world.
The Girl Who Conquered Her Fears

A true story of one little girl's quest
to feel comfortable in the world around her
Meghan's world was scary.  It was way too
bright, way too loud, and painful to the touch.  
She screamed about scratchy clothing tags and
fabrics, cried when her hair was brushed, and
could hardly stand to eat anything but cold
broccoli and pasta.  Meghan lived in fear of the
overstimulating world around her.

In her debut children's book
Meghan's World:
The Story of One Girl's Triumph over Sensory
Processing Disorder
, author Diane M. Renna
beautifully tells of her daughter's painful
journey to wellness and triumph over
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).

Written for any family struggling with SPD,
autism, PDD, ADHD, dyslexia, Down syndrome
and other social and learning disabilities,
Meghan's World is a breath of fresh air for
kids who yearn to say, "She's just like me!"

In the book, little Meghan's battle with SPD
began during her pre-school and kindergarten
years.  Written in a most kid-friendly way,
Renna gently explains the causes and effects of
common SPD symptoms through Meghan's eyes
including:







Lushly illustrated by Regina Stark,
Meghan's
World
jumpstarts the conversation toward
healing.  Though the disorder is complex and
perplexes parents, physicians, and educators
alike,
Meghan's World serves to promote
understanding, compassion, and hope.
Welcome       
to
Meghan's World
* sensory modulation        * social insecurity
* tactile defensiveness   * sensory processing
* visual perception           * allergies/food intolerance
* sound sensitivity           * hypo/hyper-responsiveness
To learn about and register for the
Young Child Expo & Conference 2008 NYC
April 18-19, 2008 | Hilton NY |
www.youngchildexpo.com
May 2008

"Meghan's World" was recently chosen as  
                      a
FINALIST for the
NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARDS.

              www.indieexcellence.com
"The Indie Excellence Book Awards are dedicated to celebrating and
promoting the outstanding work of independent publishers and authors."

-Dan Poynter, author of The Self Publishing Manual and 100 other books
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Learn more at Rita Palma's site:
http://www.mykidsmychoice.com

Note: "A growing number of parents do not wish to
vaccinate their children according to the recommended
and/or mandated vaccine schedule due to the medical
conditions which are contraindicated to vaccination,
religious beliefs against vaccination, or due to the safety
concerns regarding vaccination.  The public's concern over
the safety of vaccination is rapidly increasing for many
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Vaccine
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"

It is important to educate yourself since the government
keeps adding more vaccinations.  The rise in childhood
diseases/chronic illness (allergies, asthma, autism, ADHD,
Juvenal Diabities) are growing with the rise in
recommeneded/mandated vaccinations.  Vaccinations are
based on a "Germ Theory." The long and short term side
effects of vaccines have not been established. Studies need
to be done, eg. The Amish have very low autistic children in
their community. Consultation with other countries need to
be done, eg. countries with fewer vaccination schedules
based on their research findings. In the end the parents
decide what is right for their child...HOWEVER...it is
important for parents to be educated before they vaccinate.