Fear of the Unknown: Vaccination and Autism

Abi Anita Walker is a graduate of the University of Michigan Ann Arbor School of Nursing, a RN, mother of a non-verbal autistic son, openly expresses her fear concerning autism and vaccination. The unknown fear she had for many years. Abi walker, filled with fear or apprehension, tries to avoid insult upon injury, wondering what could happen if her autistic son gets the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine. In this candid and emotional memoir, Abi Anita Walker offers timeless, thoughtful wisdom to yet to be mothers and fathers and tells a funny, thrilling and heartbreaking story of what to watch for against a child becoming autistic. Furthermore, she endeavors to educate in simple common sense terms, the authority and society about transparency. Transparency gives room for accountability, accountability leads to trust, and trust enables people to believe and take the vaccine. So hear her now and thank her later. "This is a good book, fear of the unknown is real" -- Fumi Olojo -- It's intriguing and attracts more interest" --- Elizabeth Toyin Ugwuebu "This last straw for me was when Ms.Redwood boldly asked the doctors during the congressional hearing; "Can I inject mercury into anyone of you ?". And all the doctors unanimously said "NO" at the same time -- Abe Akins, M.D. "Front cover is eye-catching and attractive, It's a must read book" --- Grandma Layi "It's eye catching and exhilarating" -- Nkechi, UlinFun, Family Nurse Practioner "It's the most Loaded Book Ever" -- Clara Anifowose