You Have No Idea is a heartwarming, thoughtful and candid look inside the day-to-day challenges, struggles, and joys of raising a child with autism, during a time when precious little was known about it, and the continued and necessary love, care and commitment when that child grows into an adult that depends on those things.
Beth's determination to prepare Evan for his best life is inspiring, and I was moved by the friends and family that gathered around them to create a "village" to support them in that endeavor.
I really enjoyed seeing the interactions between Paul and Beth's blended family, the honest assessments from family and friends, the video clips of everyday moments, and the obvious love they have for Evan and each other.
You Have No Idea is educational, moving, and a joy to experience. Enthusiastically recommended!
Beth's determination to prepare Evan for his best life is inspiring, and I was moved by the friends and family that gathered around them to create a "village" to support them in that endeavor.
I really enjoyed seeing the interactions between Paul and Beth's blended family, the honest assessments from family and friends, the video clips of everyday moments, and the obvious love they have for Evan and each other.
You Have No Idea is educational, moving, and a joy to experience. Enthusiastically recommended!