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“Inclusion” is not for outsiders. By all accounts I shouldn’t be here. | by Fits and Starts | Medium
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By all accounts I shouldn’t be here.
14 min read Apr 25, 2017 -- By all accounts I shouldn’t be here. I was born into being what I can only describe as an outsider. My life started in England, about an hour east of London in a small town called Braintree. As the youngest of three, I came along during a time of relative turmoil for the family. My father, a serviceman in the US Air Force met my mother, Ann, thirteen years earlier at a social mixer/dance in Hammersmith, London. The year was 1962. My mother was in nursing school at the time and Edward (my father) was stationed at a now-defunct Cold War base, RAF Ruislip in…
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