Good Morning, Gus

Join three young brothers as they partake in their daily adventures while expressing the joy and honor it is to love someone with Angelman Syndrome. From hanging out at home to on the beach and out on the town, these brothers sure know how to have fun! Step into the shoes of the two older brothers as they tell the story from their perspective, and speak on both the highs and lows of being the sibling to someone with neuro-diversities. This is a story not just about disability inclusion, but about seeing the worth in every human being and embracing one another for exactly who they are.

Kelsey is a psychologist turned stay-at-home mom turned author who not only has a sibling that is neuro-diverse, but a child. Kelsey's passion for disability inclusion and advocacy strengthened after her youngest of three sons was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome. Writing and illustrating a disability inclusive children's book has been a passion project dream come true. When she isn't painting or writing, you can find her in her garden or beach dwelling on Michigan's great lakes alongside her family.