Schuyler's Monster

In "Schuyler's Monster," Robert Rummel-Hudson chronicles the journey he and his family embark on after his daughter Schuyler is diagnosed with bilateral perisylvian polymicrogyria, a rare neurological disorder that affects her ability to speak. As her parents advocate for her education and voice, they confront societal challenges and discover lessons in fearlessness, tenacity, and joy. This memoir goes beyond the struggles of disability to reveal how Schuyler, in her silence, inspires her father to become the caring parent she needs.