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Kathleen

Also Kath·lene,

[kath-leen, kath-leen]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Katherine.



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The daughter of famed character actors Kathleen and Gene Lockhart, her standout performance was as mother Ruth Martin in the TV series Lassie, for which she received an Emmy nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a drama series.

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A man walked past and, as Fred lifted his hand to wave, Kathleen was able to break away.

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Kathleen had been abused as a young girl when she lived in Dublin, Ireland, and she said when West was groping her, she thought "it was the norm".

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Kathleen said she hoped her book might help others and she urged other survivors to "talk to someone and get it out of your head because it sat in mine too long".

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Kathleen said she does not want people to feel sorry for her but she hopes that sharing her story will give strength to other survivors of abuse.

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