Summary of Sociopath a memoir by PhD Patric Gagne

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The memoir by Patricia Gagne, a highly anticipated 2024 book, is a memoir about her struggle with her sociopathy, a mental disorder often misunderstood. Gagne, who was diagnosed with sociopathy in kindergarten, struggled to find acceptance and acceptance in society. She became an expert lock-picker and home-invader, attempting to replace the feeling of nothingness with something. In college, she finally confirmed her diagnosis, but was told there was no treatment or hope for a normal life. However, reconnecting with an old flame and embarking on a mission to prove that millions of Americans with sociopathy are not monsters.

Available since: 04/09/2024.

Print length: 91 pages.

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