Description
In this intimate memoir, Katharine Butler Hathaway recounts how spinal tuberculosis shaped her childhood and continued to echo through her adult life. With candor and resilience, she traces the daily negotiations between pain and possibility—learning to adapt, to endure, and ultimately to claim a life that is fully her own. The book explores themes of disability, self-acceptance, and the quiet courage required to transcend physical limits without denying their reality. Written in Hathaway’s clear, humane voice, it reads as both a personal testament and a broader meditation on spirit, identity, and the meaning of living well.
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paperback
Aurum Press
Published Jan 1, 2001
194 pages
ISBN: 9781854107794
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First Published
1943
Language
eng
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