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About Marion

Marion Witcher was born in New York and raised in the inner-cities of Detroit Michigan and Columbus, Ohio.   Several years after marrying, she learned that her firstborn was challenged with Autism.  This news whisked her into a life circumstance that demanded that she accept a “new normal.”  In her new normal, she endured a process, which had all the elements of a tornado disaster—brokenness, a sense of helplessness, and disappointment.   

 
Throughout the years, Marion has gained many tools and a wealth of knowledge to assist others.  Specifically, she has 20 years experience in autism life management.  This includes coping with autism combined with epilepsy and ortho-issues, behavior and communication challenges, female puberty, post-surgery challenges, tactile sensory issues, and special education advocacy within the public school system.  She has also served as a resource for students in secondary and Masters Degree programs by providing information about autism from a parental perspective.

Marion is the author of the book, Sowing My Tears, Reaping His Joy:  A Mother’s Journey from Devastation to Celebration.  She is founder of Autism: A Language Worth Knowing and New Hope for Special Needs.  As a speaker, Marion has addressed audiences at commencements, women's conferences, schools, and non profit organizations.  

Several years ago, Marion was voted Community Advocate of the Year by the Dayton Association for Young Children.  The Witcher family was also voted Family of the Year by the Epilepsy Foundation.   She and her husband are the parents of two children.

Marion is former Writer of the Year and Most Dependable Writer of the Year for Purpose Magazine.  As a freelance writer, she has been published in numerous publications including the Christian Citizen USA, Huber Heights Courier, Dayton Weekly, and  Jet.  She is  a  Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW).