The Unbreakable Child
A Memoir About Forgiving the Unforgivable
By Kim Michele Richardson; David Clohessy (Foreword by); David Clohessy (Foreword by); William F. McMurry (Afterword by)
(Behler Publications, Paperback, 9781933016917, 218pp.)
Publication Date: October 2010
Categories: Personal Memoirs, Abuse - Child Abuse
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Kim Richardson's story of surviving abuse at the hands of the Catholic nuns of Kentucky's St. Thomas/St. Vincent Orphanage, and later joining the class action suit brought by forty-four survivors, including her two sisters, which ended in victory. This book is about hope, justice, and ultimate forgiveness.
Kim Michele Richardson is a graduate of Sullivan University and resides in Kentucky with her forever family, which includes two beloved adopted dogs, a cantankerous cat, and a ten-year-old fire-bellied newt, which she rescued after banning her family from pet store visits.
Kim is an active volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, and donates her time to help survivors of abuse. She has also initiated and designed promotions to help raise money for the homeless.
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