Raising A Child with Disabilities

Steve Harris

Every 4 1/2 minutes a child is born with a disability. Many more become disabled through injury or illness. That’s a lot of kids. Lots of parents too, including many fathers. You may be one of them . Or know someone who is. 

Written in a personal and patratical style by a father who has raised Tebow children , this book faces big questions, including 

~ How do I accept being a dad like us

~ How do I handle feelings of sadness, grief, isolation and anger ? 

~ How do I manage the “parade” of doctors, nurses, teachers, therapists and other professionals who come into my child’s life - and mine? 

~ How do I cope with - and overcome - the unique stress I face ?

~ How do dads like us balance marriage, family and career ? 

“ This Book hits the mark on what fathers need to know to support the needs of their disabled child. “ Tom Brinsko former CEO of YMCA  of greater Twin Cities….and a dad like us. 

Who needs this book? Moms of course, waves and partners, grandparents, and siblings, friends, doctors, nurses, social workers, teachers, disability support staff, school administrators, counselors, special ed workers, employer and co workers, clergy, in fact almost any adult who comes in regiul;ar contact with a family who has a child with disabilities and special needs. 

Steve Harris , the father of two sons with disabilities is a graduate of Bethel collage & seminary, a freelance writer (StarTribune, Minnesota Publie Radio, Leadership Magazine, Inspired Magazine, Root River Current} and the author of Lanesboro, Minnesota, Steve and his wife, Sue, live in Minnesota. 

These Books are signed by the Author and can be personalized upon request. 

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