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DEAR MEGAN
By: Mary Beth Busby

Letters on Life, Love and Fragile X

Century UK
June 2006
On Sale: June 1, 2006
224 pages
ISBN: 1933102233
EAN: 9781933102238
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Non-Fiction Memoir

Fragile X syndrome (the most common known inherited cause of mental retardation and autism) affects 1 in 4000 males and 1 in 6000 females of all races and ethnic groups. When Mary Beth Busby's sons, Robert and Jack, were born in 1964 and 1965, Fragile X had not even been identified as a genetic abnormality. By the time Megan Massey's sons Jack and Jacob were born in 1989 and 1991, a few researchers had identified it, but few pediatricians knew it existed. DEAR MEGAN takes the form of intimate letters over the years between two mothers of different generations, each with two Fragile X sons. In its pages they reveal what it is really like for families to have and care for abnormal and disabled children. The two mothers met as active board members of FRAXA, the Fragile X Research Foundation, which they both joined to help fight for research to find a cure and help their sons. Through their letters back and forth to each other, they take us on their life journey into motherhood, marriage, families, schools, health systems, politics, all while caring for their four beloved sons and preparing for their futures. DEAR MEGAN is an inspiring story of courage and endurance, but also about the possibilities of life.

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