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All entries are from emails sent to Cathy, however she cannot be held liable for the validity of the claims made, some of which are very disturbing.
Cathy reads all emails and replies to as many as she can.
To add your comments, please email: cathy@cathyglass.co.uk
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Hi Cathy, I am a female of 29 years old in Kenya (born and raised). I have read your book The Night the Angels Came and was touched and moved to tears. It is the first book I've ever read by you and I must say that you are a very courageous and strong woman, and I admire your talent and what you do. I got so interested that I had to search your name on google and found your website where I got the email address. Thank you for touching our hearts with your stories. You are connecting all of us around the globe in a very special way. It’s not easy for people to do what you do, it’s a big challenge but you manage to do it so well. I'm yet to finish reading the book but thought its best to let you know that your books reach as far as Africa, and I hope that I will get to find and read the other 11remaining :) keep well.
Azun J, Kenya, 21/02/2012
I've just finished reading your book, The Saddest Girl in the World --- fabulous read! I really enjoyed it and could definitely relate too many of the happenings and feelings in your book, as I was a foster parent myself for about 11 yrs. THANK YOU for a wonderful book!
Anna Marie, Louisiana, USA, 21/02/2012
Hi Cathy, just wanted to say I have just now finished reading 'Hidden' and I'm still drying my eyes. It’s fourth book of yours I have read so far and each one better then the last. Cannot wait for the next one. We need more people like you!!
Jenny, 20/02/2012
Dear Cathy, I have read your book Damaged. Actually I was greatly surprised on reading your fames book Damaged. Actually the story is very difficult to believe in our actual life. Not only my self I believe almost all the readers will certainly appreciate your great work done behalf of youngsters. Thank you.
Kanchana K, Sri Lanka, 20/02/2012
Dear Cathy, I've just read your book about Michael, it brought me to tears. I found it very moving. I thank my lucky stars I had two lovely parents who I miss every day, especially my dear pops. Our library is very small at our village in Lincolnshire so not all your book is available. Yours faithfully
Glenda, UK, 19/02/2012
CG: Thank you for writing and for your kind words. We still see Michael and there is an update on my website about him. The libraries in the UK should stock all my books, so I suggest you ask for the ones you haven't read. If there is a demand the library will order additional copies. Cathy x
Just finished The Night the Angels Came and wanted you to know you are a true inspiration, please keep them coming
Lisa, UK, 19/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I wanted to let you know I have just finished reading your book Damaged, I just couldn't put it down. It was so disturbing but at the same time I wanted to keep reading to see if that family got what they deserved after what they put that poor little girl through. It is so sad what she had to endure but I hope in time she can come through it. You are an inspiration, and how you your family devote your lives to looking after these kids is amazing. I don't know how you cope. I would be terrified. I just wanted to say you are a really brave and lovely lady. I wish you and your family all the best wishes in the world and look forward to reading the rest of your books. God Bless xx
Sharon, 17/02/2012
Dear Cathy, Thank you for your new book Happy Adults, at last a common sense approach in words we can all understand. I know this is going to be extremely useful to me in my work with parents and children along with Happy Kids. I can think of a number of people who will be getting a gift of this book in the near future. I will have to get an extra copy for myself as well so I can lend it out but have one to refer to for myself. Thank you I am smiling, I O it 2 me.
Nicky, 16/02/2012
Dear Cathy I have really enjoyed reading your books and look forward to reading more in the future.
Clare, UK, 16/02/2012
HI Cathy I would just like to tell you that when I read one of your books I can't put it down. You are an amazing lady with so much to give to children. You are an inspiration and I have great respect for you. I have just read My Dad's a Policeman, and now going to start The Night the Angels Came. Please don't stop writing. I have only one more book of yours to read now and every book I enjoy so much. Keep the good work up. Kind regards.
Fiona H, 15/02/2012
Hello, I just finished Damaged in record reading time for me. I could identify with Jodie to a degree, since I am a survivor of incest at a very young age. The earliest I remember is an incident at the age of 4. It continued until the death of my father when I was 11. It could have occurred earlier than 4, but I don't remember. Plus my older step-brother was also involved in the sexual abuse of me. Thank you for taking the time to write what needs to be told and exposed.
Dolly, 15/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I have just finished reading Mummy Told Me Not To Tell. It only took me three days to read as I just couldn't put it down. I have read many of your other books they are all so inspiring, your are an amazing lady for how you've helped others. To think how some families live is devastating. We need more people like you in the world. Congrats on all your great books you should be proud of yourself. All the best
Katherine, UK, 14/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I'm just finishing reading Damaged & what an awesome & heartbreaking story it is. I really hope & pray Jodie finds some peace in her life & she can bring them to justice. You are a fantastic lady, please keep up the great work you do. God bless you Cathy
Carol, 13/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I read Damaged a few years ago and it moved me, then 2 weeks ago that I saw 'The Night the Angels Came' on the shelf at ASDA. I bought the book and couldn't put it down. Anyone who knows me knows 'I don’t read books' so this is very un-characteristic of me. I cried through most of the book - as a small child I lost a parent to cancer and I felt the loss in the book. Luckily for me my dad was amazing (like Patrick he brought me up well) and was here to look after me and my sisters. I’m now 25 and he's still here, healthy and happy so I guess I was lucky. I'm glad Michael had a happy ever after and is having a good life despite his set backs as a small child! After I had finished the book I went to the list on the front inside cover and chose to buy 'I Miss Mummy' I ordered it from Amazon. It arrived on Friday and I finished it last night (Sunday) I work weekends so read it constantly when I wasn't in work. Again this made me cry. More than The Night the Angels Came. You did an amazing job and without you (or Kitty) I’m sure it would have gone horribly wrong. I have just ordered 'Cut' and 'My Dad's a Policeman', looking forward to reading all your books. I'm sure I will cry much much more, but you have done a fantastic job and have touched and made a difference to so many lives. I'm sure I'll enjoy the next few reads, get writing some more true stories, preferably with happy endings like ‘I Miss Mummy' Thanks.
Cerys, North West England, 13/02/2012
Hello Cathy, Yesterday I finished reading 'Hidden', and I was overjoyed for the positive ending of the book. It is one of the amazing books I ever read in my life time. Also I read your book 'Damaged' which was a translation and I was really worried about the girl 'Jodie'. I hope she has turned to normal. Also I must appreciate the great job you are doing by the foster caring, which is an uncommon habit of people. The inspirational way of writing is fascinating even though the stories are based on tragic acts. You are adorable... May god bless you for all what you have done and wish you luck for the success of what you hope to do in future.
Sumedha, Sri Lanka, 13/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I have just finished reading The Night the Angels Came, what a touching story. Michael sounds like he was such an adorable little boy. And when reading of yours and Patricks friendship, I so wanted you and him to have more. It makes me think of a friendship I have with someone. But when reading the book I realise what you and he had was so very special and I'm sure it will stay with you always. It was just lovely to read. I have suffered greatly with severe depression over the last year and a half and have been unable to concentrate on reading any book, but once I started reading this book I was unable to put it down. I look forward to buying another of your books, and I thank you for such wonderful stories. Best wishes
Michelle, 12/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I loved reading The Night the Angels Came about the little boy you looked after who was a catholic, and whose dad had cancer. It as really heart rending I found my self with a lump in my throat. You are one of the best writers that I have ever read. I love the ones where you look after the children, I go out to them as I am one of those children. I understand everything they go through as I have been through the same journey or more. I must go now as I have to get ready 4 church - that’s what helps me get through. I will write again soon. Nice too have met you through your wonderful books that you have written.
Sheila, UK, 12/02/2012
Dear Cathy, I will be reading your new book Happy Adults. Thanks to the kind words of yourself and others I'm learning how to cope with being a victim of Munchausen’s by proxy and ostracised from my family. It is still my right to be happy. I'm now training as an integrative therapist and writing again for the national association of adults abused in childhood. A journalist uncle, taught me to find safety in words. Your books will heal many more than your fostering. Sincere thanks,
Ruth, UK, 12/02/2012
Well done on another book being published Cathy. There is a huge need for the information contained in your new book, Happy Adults. I am sure it will help many people into a healthier mindset and happier life. I have just ordered my copy through fishpond, and I look forward to reading it. Thanks for always finding the energy to put what you know on paper, Cathy, you make people feel like they have a place in the world, rather than they don't fit in this world.
Natasha, Australia, 12/02/2012
Hi Cathy - just to let you know I have ordered both your books - Happy Adults and Happy Kids today - looking forward to their arrival.
Lynda and Joe, Australia, 12/02/2012
Hi Cathy, I have just downloaded "Happy Adults". Looking forward to reading this later on today.
Carolyn, Australia, 12/02/2012
Hi Cathy I have just finished reading your books Hidden and Damaged they both bought tears to my eyes. I would like to say that you do a brilliant job helping all those children.
Sarah, UK, 11/02/2012
Hi Cathy just had to drop you a note to congratulate you on yet another fantastic book 'The Night the Angels Came'. I was in tears by page 12 and had a few tissues beside me when I had finished reading the book. Keep up your good work and I look forward to reading the next one. Best Regards
Mandy S, 11/02/2012
Please add me to your mailing list. I have read most of your books and like most people who read them cannot put them down once I've started reading. I avidly wait for the next book to be published. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
Tracey, 11/02/2012
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