50 FACES OF A MOTHER OF A CHILD FOREVER

Discover the moving story of Joanna Omylak, the mother of a son with autism, who reveals the behind-the-scenes of parenting in the shadow of disability without embellishment and with great sensitivity. Her book is not only a testimony to the daily struggles, but also support and understanding for those who find a part of their own story in it. It is a read that makes you think, opens your eyes and encourages you to reflect on how the support system for people with disabilities and their families works.

• Uncompromising look at parenting in the shadow of disability
• A voice for those who are afraid to talk about their hidden emotions
• Support and understanding for families with disabled children
• Reflection on the system of support for people with disabilities
• Real change in perception and the support system
• Testimony of the daily struggle for acceptance and understanding

Joanna Omylak, the author of the book, is the mother of a son with autism, who calls children with disabilities "children forever". In her publications, she reveals the behind-the-scenes of parenting in the shadow of disability, showing it without embellishment, but with great sensitivity. She accurately and uncompromisingly addresses difficult and painful topics, giving a voice to those who are afraid or ashamed to talk about their most hidden emotions. Her books are not only a testimony to the daily struggles, but also support and understanding for those who find a part of their own story in them.

This book is not only a testimony to the daily struggles, but also support and understanding for those who find a part of their own story in them. It is a report that everyone should read - especially those who have never had to deal with what is everyday life for many mothers. Maciej Juruś, the president of the Agenor Foundation, emphasizes how necessary such publications are, not only to show reality, but also to bring about real change - in perception, in the system, in the hearts of people.

The Agenor Foundation has been supporting mothers of disabled children for years, and as its president I see how necessary such publications are. Not only to show reality, but also to bring about real change - in perception, in the system, in the hearts of people. It is a report that everyone should read - especially those who have never had to deal with what is everyday life for many mothers.

Technical data: Pages: 168, Format: 143x209 mm, Year of publication: 2025, binding: paperback, Publisher: Poligraf, Number of pages: 168, Binding: paperback, Format: 143x209 mm.