@article{1355211,
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed June 17,  2019).},
      author = {Kelly, Thomas,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355211},
      title = {Man alive.: May's miracle /},
      abstract = {The baby was blind, severely retarded and had cerebral  palsy when May adopted him and patiently cared for him. At  16, he could not feed himself, stand alone or speak, yet  she never gave up hope. Then the unexplained happened. One  day she found him at the piano, picking out familiar tunes.  It was thus that his rare musical talent was discovered.  The medical term for Leslie's condition is 'idiot-savant.'  Somewhere in his brain exists a spark of brilliance for  musical structures and for rhythm and tone. He plays the  piano with vigorous emotion and imitates singers from the  past with uncanny clarity. May feels that what happened was  a miracle, in answer to her prayers. There is much that  remains unexplained in Leslie's remarkable achievement. But  certainly May's steadfast mothering contributed to the  development of his unusual potential.},
      recid = {1355211},
      pages = {1 online resource (27 minutes)},
}