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My memoir will be about my life with Ataxia – a degenerative nerve disorder.
I would appreciate suggestions on how to approach the subject to make it interesting. I have several ideas but I’m interested in what others think.
Charlotte
THE POST WAS VERY ENLIGHTENING AND MOTIVATING.I WAS STUCK WITH MY MEMOIR BUT IT HAS JUST RE-ENERGISED ME.
I am sorry to read that you have ataxia.
Your question is larger than can be answered here.
A coach or our Write our First Memoir Draft Program are possible vehicles for you to get the help you need.
Good luck.
I am pleased to have you share this with me. Keep persevering.