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“Ten years ago we provided support to a woman exiting a ritual abuse-torture (RAT)family and group. At that time the social silence about the reality of RAT wasdeafening. Kathleen Sullivan is continuing to break this silence by speaking of theatrocities she experienced as an infant, child, youth, and vulnerable adult. Her writingsare an important contribution to a civil and human rights movement focused on devel-oping a child friendly world.”— Linda MacDonald RN, BN, MEd &Jeanne Sarson RN, BScN, MEd“I met Kathleen Sullivan near the beginning of my healing as a ritual abuse survivor.We connected through PARC-VRAMC. It was early in the survivor movement, butKathleen was already there reaching out to others and sharing her knowledge of recov-ery issues. I purchased one of her books,
 Lessons We Have Learned: ASurvival Guide
,and found it full of valuable information. She told me about her living memorialgarden to honor the dead and comfort those who had survived. I was able to see someof the gardens, walkways and monuments in her newsletters and on her website.“When I considered starting my own non-profit organization, it was Kathleen whopointed me in the right direction and assured me I could succeed. With determination,I found my way through the stacks of government forms. Kathleen has remained acourageous and outspoken advocate to this day. She is an example of strength andfortitude. I wish her much success with her new book. She has earned that success. Mayher book be a means to educate the public and assist survivors around the world.’— Jeanne Adams,founder of Mr. Light & Associates, Inc.“Kathleen Sullivan makes the critical connection between the communications industryand the mind control projects. Her ability to see through the pain and horror to the truth,the actual reasons behind the systematic abuse of children, is exceptional. I highlyrecommend this book for those interested not only in what happened, but why.”— Patty Rehn,US ContactThe Advocacy Committee forHuman Experimentation Survivors (ACHES-MC)“We all look for the purpose God gave us to be put on this earth. Sometimes we cometo find out that purpose. If I have one thing to teach from my experience, it is that wemust be knowledgeable so we don’t continue to make the same mistakes and allow badpeople to take advantage of us and our children. The answer is there. Dig for truth andthen share it.”— Jackie McGauley, Advocate,Affirming Children’s Truth (ACT)TunnelReport@aol.com
 
“As a criminal justice trainer and consultant on cult crimes and crimes against children,one of the difficult tasks is coming to terms with the unacceptable evils that are doneagainst little ones. One has a choice: ignore it and pretend it isn’t real or face it and dosomething about it. The second way is more painful and difficult; but to do nothing isto let the evil flourish. Ms. Sullivan’s book is a book that demands a response. Read itonly if you are prepared to be responsible for the awful truth you will learn, and braveenough not to turn away.”— Dr. Gregory Reid, DDOccult Research and Crime Consultants

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Everything that has ever been written, spoken, or thought of by Kathleen Sullivan is made up to make herself important. I was there and watched her, she would adopt the story of the real survivors around her. If you trust or believe this lying waste of flesh, your a bigger fool than the perps are.
01 / 10 / 2010
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KathleenSullivan replied:

Dear "Hemsi": you continue to obsessively attack me through the Internet. Although I will always care about you, I cannot help you. Again, I'm asking that you contact a qualified professional via ISSTD's "find a therapist" page to learn better ways to cope with your very real pain and anger, and to learn how to make your life healthier and safer. Best wishes, Kathleen Sullivan
02 / 20 / 2010