Kathryne Hasley has been a nurse for thirty-three years (an LPN for eight years and an RN for twenty-five years) with an excessive amount of specialty certifications. Her parents divorced at a very young age, which left her to be raised without a mother. Kathryne also spent six years living in the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home. She understands firsthand the devastating effects and negative emotions this can leave a child with and feels that these issues should be addressed at an early age to help prevent mental health issues later in life.
Written as a contribution to mental health reform, Where’s My Mommy? focuses primarily on younger children who must deal with the unfortunate circumstance of being raised without their mothers. This book focuses on preventing feelings of abandonment, feeling unloved, and feeling unworthy, which are prominent feelings that a child in this situation endures. Prevention is the cure. The Holy Spirit–inspired book Where’s My Mommy? can prevent these negative feelings from ever becoming an issue for these innocent children.
