Charlie Mae's First Day - Wilson, Hannah
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Heading to school for her very first day, Charlie Mae knows she will seem different from the other kids. She uses a wheelchair to get around. She doesn't use words, but she loves to listen, especially if you sing. Charlie Mae has epilepsy. Sometimes, she has seizures, but there's no need for you to be afraid. Seizures feel like a lightning storm inside her brain. She might seem a little tired after, but she'll get better soon. Charlie Mae was born this way, but she's not so different from other kids. She wants to race and learn to dance. She loves making new friends. Are you ready to meet…mehr

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Heading to school for her very first day, Charlie Mae knows she will seem different from the other kids. She uses a wheelchair to get around. She doesn't use words, but she loves to listen, especially if you sing. Charlie Mae has epilepsy. Sometimes, she has seizures, but there's no need for you to be afraid. Seizures feel like a lightning storm inside her brain. She might seem a little tired after, but she'll get better soon. Charlie Mae was born this way, but she's not so different from other kids. She wants to race and learn to dance. She loves making new friends. Are you ready to meet Charlie Mae? Come along and learn something new about a special kid who plays just like you!
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Residing in Alabama, Hannah Wilson is a wife and proud mother to her growing family. She delights in her role as a stay-at-home mom and fully embraces life as a special needs parent. Her oldest daughter, Charlie, was born with a rare genetic mutation that causes severe developmental delays and intractable epilepsy. Hannah is a member of the Kids Crew Leadership Council of the Epilepsy Foundation of America, serving as a voice for Charlie and other kids alike. Through her book, Hannah hopes to increase awareness around children with different abilities, all while spreading joy to other families like her own.