An AWEtistic Journey

For the past few years, I have been telling snippets of my story as a public speaker and blogger, however, have never told my story in full, this is why I have come up with the idea of having a biography written that will tell the full story, from birth till present. This story is intended to inspire others that what may seem impossible is indeed possible. From autism to dyslexia through to diagnosed memory issues the path has been long, some have said that I was never meant to make it through but here I am. Let this book perhaps shine a light for others to follow or to find a little hope in. I am no author but I do know when to ask for help hence this project is quite ambitious. I need a ghostwriter to help make this project a reality so I leave the ball in your court, let's make this happen against all the odds, sort of like my life story so far.

aAlittle more about myself

Bryce Pace is an up and coming advocate for acceptance and inclusion. He was diagnosed with autism at the age of nine and has experienced firsthand the tribulations of being labelled a disability student within the primary school system. After this experience Bryce hid his diagnosis for the first four and a half years of his secondary school life however since Bryce broke his silence mid 2016 he has dedicated his time to changing the stigma that surrounds the autism spectrum. Bryce was a 2016 recipient of a Warrnambool Youth Achiever Award, a recipient for the John King Citizenship Award and he was also elected as one of fifteen Executive Board members for the Victorian Student Representative Council in 2016 – 2017. As a young advocate, he has been invited to write and speak on behalf of autistic students on numerous occasions. Bryce Pace also received the Emerging Leader Award at the 2017 Victorian Disability Awards.

To read more about Bryce’s story please visit: www.brycepaceautismadvocate.com.