Looking for Caylie: An Unabashed Memoir of the Battle, Breakthrough, and Future with a Genetic Variant is a powerful story of health challenge, struggle, and a mother's fight to gain proper medical and educational services for her child, who suffered from a mysterious rapid cognitive regression and mental health deterioration that defied diagnosis. The battle Wolf faced went above and beyond the usual parent or educator's call to help a child, requiring a series of extraordinary attempts and changing perspectives about the nature and services of health care and educational systems alike. Looking for Caylie's ability to be heartwarming, enlightening, and proactive will involve not just parents, but educators and health professionals
D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

“This book is a must-read for parents, teachers, industry professionals alike. It is a testament to a mother’s love for her daughter with an in-depth look into obstacles facing those struggling to get adequate care and support for someone with a disability.”

Cassie Preston
Program Coordinator, Crisis Foster Care

Looking for Caylie: An Unabashed Memoir of the Battle, Breakthrough, and Future with a Genetic Variant is a powerful story of health challenge, struggle, and a mother's fight to gain proper medical and educational services for her child, who suffered from a mysterious rapid cognitive regression and mental health deterioration that defied diagnosis. The battle Wolf faced went above and beyond the usual parent or educator's call to help a child, requiring a series of extraordinary attempts and changing perspectives about the nature and services of health care and educational systems alike. Looking for Caylie's ability to be heartwarming, enlightening, and proactive will involve not just parents, but educators and health professionals
D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

“A gripping story of the love of a mother who will stop at nothing to get answers the health of her daughter, in the face of professionals who keep turning them away.”

Candace Haworth
Mental Health RDN