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The Transsexual Gladiator: The Sword of Apodictic and The Shield of Woe [Secure]
eBook by Kimberly Williams & M. J. Killeen
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eBook Category: Family/Relationships
eBook Description: Sudbury, Massachusetts, a quaint picturesque New England town which to me was the second coming of Peyton Place. Everything was so neat, tidy and trim from the elite to the working poor who serviced them. I survived America's most dysfunctional family,elementary, junior and high school graduation, the Air Force and being a slave in the family real estate business. Encompassing and embracing America's mysterious sexual-underworld, The Transsexual Gladiator slays all of the "Cinderella Transitions", so commonly portrayed on TV talk shows. Finally, a Transsexual autobiography that builds a solid bridge of understanding so that we are recognized as real people not freaks of nature seen in medical books and sleazy tabloids. This literary work is not about whom is right or wrong. With heartfelt deliverance this autobiography is about what is real. Faced with an impossibly hard life riddled with hardship, tragedy, poverty and illness, I clawed my way out of hell. Rising from the depths of despair with hard work and education to become a self-employed professional with a life. In that time period I was sought to lecture at Boston's most prestigious medical school, The Coliseum School of Medicine of the Status Quo and Edict. During my tenure, I met the infamous and most elusive medical professor, Dr. Victor D. Pretorius, M.D. Further on I encountered medical fraud, corruption and the most vile and unbelievable human experimentation occurring at the highest levels of modern medicine. Survivor of a tragic auto accident in Brookline, Massachusetts by a high-speed maniac driver aka Stempy Truppa. He is the son of the notoriously evil Professor Stormin Norman Truppa, PhD (piled high and deep) a faculty member of Near Do Well Medical School. It took five years to get that rich, spoiled brat into court of law. Perched upon their ivory towers of power, I was denied medical care and testimony by them because of Boston's shockingly famous tight-lipped medical society the "Good Ole Boys". Their corrupt lawyer Phineas Bluster assaulted lady justice and muzzled her with corruption and hi-jinks. From the day of the accident to the present I have lived in chronic pain twenty four seven and survived spinal surgery. Folks this book is a real puzzle. It is a brain-teaser and a real life who dunnit of the most intense nature. The names of the guilty have been changed to protect the innocent. This is a real life drama with rockem-sockem suspense, tragedy and hardship written with humor my "survival mechanism" and is profanity free. From poverty to rubbing shoulders with the high and the mighty who have tried to silence this book since its inception. This is the book that will Ban Boston!
eBook Publisher: APODICTIC, INC, Published: 2004
Fictionwise Release Date: July 2004
Available eBook Formats [Secure - What's this?]: SECURE MOBIPOCKET FORMAT (1.9 MB]
All formats: Printing DISABLED, Read-aloud DISABLED
Adobe Acrobat Reader ISBN: 097554330X Microsoft Reader ISBN: 0975543318 MobiPocket Reader ISBN: 0975543326

"A bitingly passionate yet scholarly autobiography of Kimberly Williams. The Transsexual Gladiator radiates with the shocking descriptive portrayals of her battles and victories as she fearlessly strives to establish her identity and freedom in an incredibly biased and bigoted system!"--M.D. Services
"William's book is filled with love, humor, heartache and scathing encounters. Each chapter is captivating, yet simaltanously promotes an insatiable desire to turn to the next chapter. This truly is a prophetic thesis on Transsexualism and remarkably an outstanding literary accomplishment!"--Contemporary Review

As I climbed the granite stairs, I scanned the building's architectural appearance. It was an austere structure that resembled those of ancient Rome...with Greco-Roman granite columns, which stood as sentries beside the massive solid oak doors. I liked it. We walked through the doors and entered the expansive, domed reception area. It was as if everything was either constructed of or adorned with highly polished marble. We opened the door and entered the domain of Victor D. Pretorious, M.D., "Dean of Psycho-Socioeconomic Studies...
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