I’m Kerrin Maclean, who is embracing being an Autistic, in which I’m passionate about rectifying. People like myself who has Aspergers Syndrome do not suffer, it’s not an ailment it’s a neurodiverse need. We struggle from people’s judgements but not from Aspergers Syndrome. And in her new book, Everyday life of an Aspie, she sets out to dispel the many myths which surround it while still acknowledging the facts.I’m able to describe, in painstaking detail, what it is like to grow up and live with Aspergers Syndrome while providing good advice for those not familiar with the condition and for those who have children who struggles with it.

Maclean who is passionate about advocating and raising awareness all the more while navigating her own life with Aspergers and now her new diagnosis of ADHD. The second book written is a continuation from her first book of Life of an Aspie: Looking into everyday life with Aspergers Syndrome. In the first one of the two books is in an eBook format called Love, Life, Aspie: An Autistic Woman’s Memoir of Love, Resilience, and growth along with the other option in the paperback format is called Navigating Life’s Journey as an Aspie: An autistic woman’s memoir of love, resilience and growth.