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Kim Michele Richardson is a writer, wife, mother, and animal wrangler of two dogs, one cat and a fire-bellied newt.


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  THE UNBREAKABLE CHILD, a story about forgiving the unforgivable  Kim Michele Richardson’s ground breaking memoir about growing up during the 60’s in a rural Roman Catholic orphanage run by nuns and a priest. It interweaves present-day with past, where Kim and other children suffered brutal childhood abuses. These abuses finally came to light in 2004 through a nationally recognized lawsuit initiated by attorney William McMurry. This man of courage stepped forward in the cause of justice, and Kim and forty-four former orphans (including her sister) were the first in United States history to receive monetary settlement from a Roman Catholic order of nuns, arising out of decades of institutional abuse.