All posts by Kay Corbett

I have written a true story about my four stepdaughters from a previous marriage. They have each been dealt a very difficult hand and I wanted everyone to understand what they have been through. Their story needed to be told because they represent so many women. Calla Lilies: A True Story of Four Sisters and Their Struggle to Survive Abuse, Addiction, and Poverty in America. This very serious book reads like a novel with their conversations reflecting the events in real-time. The narrative definitely is NOT boring! These are gutsy women. I am involved in several organizations working to improve people's lives. I continue to sing as a hobby and still enjoy very much singing in choirs. My husband and I have traveled much of the world and continue to travel quite a bit. We used to do adventure travel but now mainly do cruises. I also love to garden and the cover of the book is part of my backyard. I worked about six years on my backyard to have the garden that I wanted. Spring, summer, and fall are delightful here in Virginia and I enjoy relaxing on the deck taking in the beautiful flowers and trees.

Calla Lilies A True Story of Four Sisters and Their Struggle to Survive Abuse, Addiction, and Poverty in America by Kay Corbett

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This is a true story of my four stepdaughters from a previous marriage. Their stories include heart-rending accounts of physical and sexual abuse in foster homes and spousal abuse in marriage, the unwarranted loss of children, living on the inimum wage, and repeated ER visits resulting in pain-medication addictions.Their lively and impassioned personal conversations read like a novel but are absolutely true.

My website for the book is http://www.callaliliesatruestory.com. Please take a look. I am also on Amazon and Kindle.

This blog site will mostly be about the social issues we face in our country. Many of these issues relate to the Calla Lilies. Some of the discussions will cover other social issues–articles and information I read about each day.