Ogwadabwah! - Brewer, Adel; Galbraith, Edan
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Ogwadabwah! A Life Lived on the Spectrum takes readers on a chronological exposé of a young man's life, navigating the complexities of Asperger's Syndrome and other developmental and mental health diagnoses. Delve into the profound impact that Edan's diagnoses have had on his family and friends. Witness the modifications and adjustments required to cope with the unique challenges that arise. From his early years as a happy and easily managed child to his transformation into a self-harming, offending, and occasionally dangerous individual, this memoir courageously explores an aspect of ASD…mehr

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Ogwadabwah! A Life Lived on the Spectrum takes readers on a chronological exposé of a young man's life, navigating the complexities of Asperger's Syndrome and other developmental and mental health diagnoses. Delve into the profound impact that Edan's diagnoses have had on his family and friends. Witness the modifications and adjustments required to cope with the unique challenges that arise. From his early years as a happy and easily managed child to his transformation into a self-harming, offending, and occasionally dangerous individual, this memoir courageously explores an aspect of ASD literature and social media platforms rarely examined. Through the pages Ogwadabwah!, the depths of Edan's emotions and the complexities of his experiences are revealed. Intertwined within Edan's personal accounts are poignant anecdotes from contributors who share their own experiences. These voices enrich the narrative and provide a multifaceted perspective on the challenges and triumphs of living with Asperger's Syndrome. Prepare to be moved, enlightened, and inspired as you immerse yourself in this powerful real-life story. Edan's tale is a testament to the human spirit's ability to persevere, find outlets for self-expression, and embrace a future filled with possibilities.
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Autorenporträt
Angelica A. Brewer is the author of Seventy Thousand Camels. She was born in Rome and emigrated to Australia when she was ten years old.After realising singing and drawing were not what made her heart truly sing, although she had a talent for both, the writer in her emerged with a vengeance. She fell head over heels in love with her adopted language, and now considers English the most profound way to express oneself, communicate with others, and deliver prose of all genre.She now lives in Adelaide with her husband. OGWADABWAH! is her second book.