Discovering You're Neurodivergent at 40
What if the thing you've been adapting to your entire life had a name, and discovering it at 40 changed everything?
Sadie Dingfelder is a veteran Washington Post science journalist who discovered at 39 that she had prosopagnosia (face blindness), affecting an estimated one in 50 people, many of whom have no idea. Sadie's journey into midlife self-knowledge is a masterclass in what it means to stop hiding your differences and start working with the brain you actually have. This is a second-act story rooted in science, told with humor, and bracingly honest about what it is like to finally see…
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