“First Mistake” is both a love story about defying the odds (even certain death) and a spiritual memoir about the search for identity, partnership, and the meaning of life. After the trauma at age 9 of witnessing and feeling partially responsible for the death of her caregiver, Ah Kung, he becomes the author’s life’s spirit guide. For 40 years, he has been with her on her journey to make sense of the world around her — from South African Apartheid to the AIDS epidemic to the fight for marriage equality — and with her as she grew in love, faith, and purpose. “First Mistake” is a memoir that should speak to anyone who, like the author, is still on a quest for the meaning of life.
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About the Author
D.J. Chang has thought about identity, love, and the meaning of life and death since her caregiver died under her hands. Raised as a minority in a predominantly white, upper-middle class suburb of New York City, she grappled with her sexuality, confronted issues of those less fortunate, and has had successful careers in government, non-profit advocacy, and the BioPharmaceutical industry. D.J. is currently an entrepreneur working to promote businesses that have socially and environmentally responsible missions.
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