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The Unbreakable Child 1st Kim Michele Richardson

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The Unbreakable Child 1st Kim Michele Richardson
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Publisher: Kunati Inc.
File Extension: PDF
File size: 12.28 MB
Pages: 245
Author: Kim Michele Richardson
ISBN: 160164163X
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 1ST

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The Unbreakable Child 1st Kim Michele Richardson by Kim Michele Richardson 160164163X instant download after payment.

Grim yet ultimately inspiring, this harrowing biography catalogues years of institutional abuse that took place in the Saint Thomas–Saint Vincent Orphan Asylum, a Catholic orphanage in Anchorage, Kentucky. After many years of neglect by their drug-addicted mother, Kim and her three older sisters were abandoned to the uncharitable care of the Sisters of Charity. Detailing daily regimens of physical and mental abuse at the hands of the nuns, this chilling memoir explains how the Roman Catholic Church kept the orphanage hidden from prying eyes, miles from any main thoroughfare, allowing mistreatment to continue for decades. Describing her life through adulthood and the decision to finally expose the injustices after more than 30 years, this courageous tale chronicles the lawsuit initiated by 45 survivors, the two years of litigation, and the first successful prosecution of a lawsuit against Roman Catholic nuns in the US for decades of abuse in an orphanage.

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