The Blue Crayon

About the Book

While reading The Blue Crayon, a book for both children and adults, you’ll experience this heartwarming journey, and you will fall in love with a ten-year-old little girl named Gabby Damon, who has not said a word in over five years. She is diagnosed with autism, and Gabby’s doctors prescribe over twenty pills a day and use her to experiment with other types of medications. Her parents are so frustrated by the intake of these meds. Gabby’s mother turns to the Internet to find help for her daughter. She finds the Dolphin Universe in Florida. Doctor Roth, who started working with dolphins in Vietnam, is now treating children in Florida, using dolphin therapy as a means to unlock the energy sources trapped in the minds of children of all ages. Now he works with children from all over the world and has amazing results. As she works with Doctor Roth’s lead dolphin, Lucas, Gabby’s parents and others get a little more than what they bargained for. Gabby has drawn the exact same drawings that Doctor Roth drew over forty years ago, along with five other drawings in great detail, messages leading to biblical and government secrets and a date (in blue crayon) that scholars and government officials are baffled and afraid to share with anyone. Today, every time we turn on the news or read the papers, we read stories of special-needs children—some heartwarming and others heartbreaking. We hear of some great stories using new technology or using new meds, but using simple sessions with dolphins, Gabby and The Blue Crayon give hope for children who suffer from autism and PTSD.

About the Author

I was born and raised in Lincoln, Nebraska, and I’m still a huge Nebraska football fan. Growing up in Lincoln instilled a lot of great values that I still have today like “Do unto others as I’d like done to me.” To this day, I still live by that golden rule. Mom and Dad did a great job raising six kids. The way we were raised help me realize what kind of person I really wanted to be. I’ve met 1 percent of the wealthiest to the poorest of people, and I still thank God every day for what I have and the ability to comprehend right from wrong. I heard many, many times, “Get an education.” I still hear it, and I still preach it. It is so true. Get your education, learn how to read, and learn how to comprehend what you read. It’s that simple. Then you can set out on your own direction. The sky’s the limit. I didn’t do much of that goal setting, wondering, “What if?” I didn’t think I’d be alive long enough to need any education, but then guess what, I’m still alive. Now I wish I had learned. So when this career came up of acting, writing, playing characters, and learning about characters and backstories, wow, did I have a lot to learn! But I learned. And to this day, I continue to learn. I learn from on-the-job training. For example, I was working with a director and writer, and I had to learn writing from trial and error, and it worked. I wrote a Western. Write about what you know. A Hot Bath an’ a Stiff Drink is based on two twin brothers. The King & Nye (what if Elvis were still alive today? I’m a huge Elvis fan) is a comedy full of car chase scenes and real events. Elvis was a prankster and one funny guy, and he could sing. No one even comes close to the Elvis. Then The Blue Crayon, this one hits home. I know a lot of families with special-needs children, and the research of dolphin therapy by the dolphins versus pills made me sick. And of course, I had to put some twists and turns in it about biblical and government theories and also a few aliens here and there. Most of all, these are all documented events, true events. The Blue Crayon really wakes you up as to what the hell we are doing and what we are thinking of. It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to figure out what drives this country—greed and the love of money. Trust me, you are going to love little Gabby Damon. She will win your heart over, and it will make an impact in your life: what she represents, how she handles it, and how kids with special needs will win your hearts over. It’s a great story, and yes, it’s based on actual events. And that’s it. I’m still loving what I do. Thank you very much for your time. TVL.