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| Category: Memoir |
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| About the Book | |
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All along, Brigham struggled to let himself go, to live in the moment. He didn’t know why he found this so difficult. His friends would play a round of golf, gamble at a racetrack, explore off-the-beaten-path sites, or let their hair down at a fraternity party, but the author had a difficult time joining in the fun. In the course of writing this book, Brigham discovered some things about himself that helped explain why he’d struggled during the road trip: he has Attention Deficit Disorder and Executive Function Disorder. Those issues make it hard for him to stay on task, make plans and follow through on them, and concentrate on things for any length of time. They can lead to frustration and feelings of inadequacy. Despite his struggles on the road, Brigham ended up with memories he wouldn’t trade for anything. And he learned more about who he is, and how to manage his challenges.
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| About the Author | |
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Dave Brigham has published a short story collection, (C)rock Stories: Million-Dollar Tales of Music, Mayhem and Immaturity, and a children’s picture book, A Wicked Good Trip! His short stories have appeared in several anthologies. He enjoys wandering aimlessly with his camera. He is married with two kids. |