It Just Got Real!
—Tips on How to Breathe Raising Children with Autism
Dive into the world of the unexpected with "It Just Got Real—Tips on How to Breathe Raising Children with Autism." Darria Boyd takes readers on a heartfelt journey after Autism unexpectedly came knocking, not once, but twice in her life. Throughout this captivating book, she shares her unique approach to navigating life with two children on the Autism Spectrum. With a blend of radiant positivity, undeniable pizzazz, and a smile that never fades, Darria offers invaluable insights and tips that promise to inspire. This is more than just a guide; it's an invitation to see life's challenges through a lens of hope and resilience. Don't miss the opportunity to pre-order and be part of this transformative experience.
About the Author
Darria Boyd
Darria’s spirited nature finds its roots in her days at Howard University, where she not only pursued a major in Mechanical Engineering but also excelled on the basketball court. She is a respected member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Despite the unique challenges posed by raising her exceptional children, Darria approaches life with an infectious positivity, a smile, and a rhythm uniquely her own. Her radiant energy is palpable in every room she graces. While Autism has steered her life’s journey in an unexpected direction, it merely forms a chapter and doesn’t encapsulate her entire story.
Darria Boyd
Darria Boyd is not just a mother, businesswoman, and entrepreneur, but also a fervent advocate who stands by the mantra of “Keeping it Real.” She lives with a deep-seated passion for enjoying every facet of life and consistently motivates others to adopt a similar ethos. Darria’s unwavering love for her family is evident, with her dedicating endless hours to ensuring the well-being and happiness of her children.
She stands as a beacon of support for mothers of children with disabilities, particularly championing those whose children have Autism. In her personal life, she herself is a mother to two distinctively wonderful children with Autism, one of whom is non-speaking. Further enriching her life is her enduring bond with her college love.
