Don't ever tell
Kathy's story : a true tale of a childhood destroyed by neglect and fear
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Author
Publication
2013 - Mainstream Publishing, Edinburgh, Scotland
Language
English
Word Count
75,000 words, Guess
Page Count
300 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL32094476M
- Internet Archivedontevertellkath0000obei_k4n7
- ISBN-101780576560
- ISBN-139781780576565
- OCLC Control Number859184740
and 3 more
- Better World BooksKO-689-270
- Better World Books9781780576565
- Better World BooksKO-263-491
Classifications
- DDC362.732092
- LCCBV639.C4
Description
Kathy recounts her tragic experiences as a Magdalen girl in unflinching detail, along the way stirring up many extreme emotions. She details her will to survive horrific circumstances and her subsequent fight for justice.
Description
"At the age of eight, Kathy O'Beirne was diagnosed as a ̀troubled child' and removed from her home. She then spent nearly 14 years under the Magdalen laundry regime. During the first two years, she was sexually abused and beaten. After attempting to rebel against the system, she was classified as mentally ill and transferred to a psychiatric hospital, where the abuse continued with the addition of regular electric shock treatments. At 13, back in another Magdalen laundry, Kathy was raped and became pregnant. Poorly from birth, her baby, Kelly Anne, spent the rest of her short life in a home run by nuns and when she died she was interred in a mass grave. Kathy still doesn't know where her baby is buried. The author recounts her tragic experiences in unflinching detail, stirring up many extreme emotions along the way. Her undeniable strength of character, which has enabled her to survive such horrific events and fired her subsequent fight for justice, will inspire and impassion many." --Publisher's description.
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