Memoir that Everyone Should Read: “Great Gobs Of Goose Grease: An Account Of A Stroke Happening And The Trial And Struggles To Comeback” by Connie Smith

A memoir is, by definition, a work of nonfiction written from the author’s point of view and based on their own experiences. In contrast to memoirs, which can be written by anybody with a story to tell, autobiographies are typically written by well-known individuals, such as celebrities, and contain facts about their lives. A memoir revolves around an important part of the author’s memories and life.

“Great Gobs Of Goose Grease: An Account Of A Stroke Happening And The Trial And Struggles To Comeback” by Connie Smith is one of the must read memoirs to read this spring. This narrative follows the healing journey of the author after experience stroke in her early fifties.

Connie further stated that she wrote this book in part to support others who have similar feelings, particularly when dealing with a stroke. She also mentioned how, although she embarked on the adventure for personal reasons, it ended up being highly therapeutic.

Here is an excerpt from Connie’s book:

“In the first place, I was way too young (I was 52), and now I’ve heard so many stories about much younger people having lived through strokes and their recoveries. Hopefully I’ll make someone else feel a little better than when I started down this path…”

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