Stories needed from special needs parents and siblings

Lisa Davis has asked me to share the following post with those of you who are caring for people with "invisible disabilities".  Her email is located below for those wanting to share stories with her:

My name is Lisa Davis and I am currently teaming up with writer and neuroscientist Tricia Bliven Chasinoff to publish a book in the series called Easy to Love But... The first of the series, Easy to Love But Hard to Raise, is already published and out in bookstores and available on-line.

Easy to Love but Hard to Raise is an anthology of personal essays written by parents of children with ADD, ADHD, OCD, PDD, ASDs, SPD, PBD and/or other alphabet soup diagnoses that takes the already difficult job of parenting and adds to the challenge.

Ours is second in the series, and will expand the focus beyond raising children with disabilities.  The current book will address the experiences of children, siblings, spouses, and others who have close relationships with people who have been diagnosed with one of these "invisible disabilities".  We are also interested in hearing first-hand accounts of people who have been living with these disabilities.  While this book will not address parenting, per se, we will be including some stories from parents, specifically parents of adult children with disabilities or parents who have been affected by multiple generations of disabilities (i.e., when both parent AND child are affected). 

We need more stories and we'd love to hear yours!  You can e-mail triciaandlisa@gmail.com for more information.