Just Call Me Spaz
Just Call Me Spaz by David Stendel is a 56-page exploration of life with epilepsy, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on February 18, 2018. The book presents a personal narrative that reflects on the challenges faced by individuals with epilepsy, including treatment obstacles, transportation issues, and experiences of bullying. Through this lens, Stendel shares his journey, highlighting the resilience required to navigate these difficulties.
Readers will find a relatable account that sheds light on the complexities of living with a medical condition. The narrative emphasizes the tenacity often found within the epilepsy community, showcasing the author’s strength and endurance. This edition offers insights into the everyday realities of those affected by epilepsy, making it a poignant addition to the biography and autobiography genre.
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I am an epileptic.
Everyone goes down his or her own road through life. One person’s life may seem dark and dreary, while another person seems to be living a bright and exciting life. Yet, some folks live by ways and means that are far from either. Your “Average Joe” is a man who doesn’t have everything he needs to live his life to the fullest. Instead, “Joe” struggles to gain or stay ahead or to maintain his status quo, feeling proud of the things he’s accomplished. THAT is kind of like me.
David Stendel provides a very relatable snapshot into the life of someone with active epilepsy-treatment challenges, transportation barriers, and bullying, just to name a few. He also exemplifies one quality that I have found holds true amongst the epilepsy community…pure tenacity. David’s relentless strength and endurance radiates through the pages of this book. -Brianna Romines, President, Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan
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