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"The process of producing Braided Cord, Tough Times In and Out has been a work in progress for Liz for over eight years. Reliving this through her words written in journals, poetry, rhymes and raps in addition to reviewing old medical files and correspondences has been very painful, but birth does not happen without pain. Her journey and the editing of this manuscript has touched me to the depths of my core self and brought me piercing heartache. No mother in the world who loves her child would ever want her or him to walk Liz's journey. And yet Liz's nightmare story is repeated family-to-family quietly hidden behind closed doors. Our family has chosen to reveal this pain to allow for new growth of programming and strategies to enhance the lives of our citizens with FASDs. We hope through our work as a family our actions speak, however messy, louder than our words. Her truth and experiences, whether we agree with how the reality played out, are hers without our filters. " Jodee Kulp
"Liz Kulp, once again opens the closed doors many families face daily loving human beings with complex neurological, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral damage. Beaten. Made fun of and shunned. Kicked and contained, Liz puts a face on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) for the tens of thousands of US babies born each year. Liz adds reality to the adult lives of hundreds of thousands of adults who spend their lives in prisons, institutions or life on the street. She exposes what can happen once childhood is over. " – Anna (Liz's heart sister)br />
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| |  | | Our FAScinating Journey
Keys to Brain Potential Along the Path of Prenatal Brain Injury. A case study of strategies and coping skils in helping a teen with fetal alcohol reach higher levels of potential.
A case study of one families journey to help and support the growth of a child with prenatal exposure to alcohol.
strong>Book Descriptionbr />
/strong>Our FAScinating Journey will introduce readers to another winding path in working with prenatally exposed children. Jodee illuminates this path with lights that shine the hope of possibilities for these special kids. On your journey through these pages you will:
• Discover creative approaches in reaching and loving children with attachment issues. br />
• Understand how alcohol affects the growing brains of children. • Become familiar with brain terminology. • Uncover ideas to help a child nutritionally. br />
• W | |  | | The Best I Can Be - Living with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
2009 GOLD WINNER YOUNG AUTHOR - MOM'S CHOICE
Liz, age 13 and Jodee Kulp provide access into the mind of a child with Fetal Alcohol. Discover the realities of Liz's life while she struggles to become "The Best She Can Be"
strong>Book Descriptionbr />
/strong>A young teen with Fetal Alcohol Effects challenges the world to peer inside her life and brain. Through her own writings the reader is taken on a life changing journey that will impact their thinking about how to help and understand children with brain damage due to Fetal Alcohol. br />
strong>Joyce Russellbr />
/strong>"This book has given me new understanding about kids who misbehave." br />
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Greg Olson, President, Critters & Company/b>br />
"Finally help to understand the kid who ha | |  | | The Whitest Wall - Book One Bootleg Brother's Trilogy
2009 BEST ADULT/YOUNG ADULT FICTION GOLD WINNER - Mom's Choice Awards
“What you don't know won't hurt you is a lie... Fiction, as C.S. Lewis would say, adds to reality, not just describes it. It enriches daily life and irrigates the deserts of our lives. Jodee Kulp is so adept at casting the players in The Whitest Wall and so passionate a story teller you will look at your neighbor through different eyes than ever before.”
— Mac McConnell, author, Forever Changed, Bozra
“An inside view of FASD I am overcome with the manner in which Jodee was able to thread together racism, poverty, abuse, fetal alcohol, depression, and post traumatic stress disorder with smoothness that did not confuse the reader.”
— Ruth A. Rice, FASD Program Director, White Earth
“This is a must read book for everyone as it's a topic that has been in the closet for too long. Jodee's book will open everyone's eyes that FASD is a very serious issue that we all need to become better educated about as well as develop services for those impacted by it. I can't wait for Book 2.”
— Glenys DiLissio Executive Director , FASD Program
strong>a href="http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/feb_10.htm#hassler">FROM MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW FEBRUARY 2010/a> (see live)/strong>
strong>The Whitest wallbr />
/strong>Jodee Kulpbr />
Better Endings New Beginningsbr />
6289 Brunswick Avenue North, Brooklyn Park, MN 55429br />
9780963707260 $14.95 www.betterendings.orgbr />
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International and national speaker, Author, Jodee Kulp, shares her finely tuned writing skills in her new novel, The Whitest Wall, Book One of a new series - Bootleg Brothers Trilogy. Jodee Kulp is the author/co-author of eight other |
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