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Ricky Tsang was only seven years old when he was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy at Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto. Affecting mainly boys and rarely girls, Duchenne’s is a debilitating neuromuscular disease that progressively weakens and deteriorates voluntary muscle strength and mass. Survival past the early thirties is uncommon, according to statistics.When Tsang lost the ability to draw with his hands, it was then that he pursued the literary arts. From the sketchpad to the written word, Ricky’s peculiar combination of poetry and satire has captivated audiences in the world of blogging by an uproar.In Ricky Tsang’s first ever “autobrainography”, this outspoken yet soft-hearted writer gives a no holds barred account of the fantastic adventures of an extraordinary mind, trapped inside an unusual body. Unlike most memoirs from the physically disabled community, his focus on the conflicted realities of life as he undertakes the struggles in the search for love. These, along with the craziest, most off-the-wall moments…

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