Crawling Out

October 2015

Your words of wisdom are so true. As a survivor you have so much to teach others and in a sense reparent them. When you have not been blessed by wise parents, teachers and other authority figures adversity can be what enlightens you.

We can all be helped by your wisdom and not have to experience the adversity to become enlightened.

Bernie Siegel, MD author of 365 Prescriptions for the Soul and 101 Exercises for the Soul.





By Brian Jud Author of How to Make Real Money Selling Books on August 3, 2015

To know Casey today, as I do, you would never know that she went through such horrific experiences of domestic violence and abuse. She lives the remarkable life of a woman who has been able to persevere and create this record of her journey to help others in that situation deal with their emotions and pain. Casey's "Crawling Out" is an honest, engaging story that is simultaneously heart wrenching and inspirational -- a combination rarely communicated this well in today's books on the topic.



"Your story of survival is powerful and inspirational, and would undoubtedly be a useful tool for survivors who are dealing with the trauma of leaving a relationship with an abuser."

Elmer Freeman, Executive Director of the Center for Community Health Education Research and Services, Inc.at Northeastern University and Director of the Office of Urban Health Programs and Policy at Bouve College of Health Sciences in Boston.



Casey Morley is emerging on the scene as advocate for the millions of children, women, [and men] who are victims of the abuse of domestic violence and alcoholism. I'm fascinated by some of the exciting ways you are working to get a very important, healthy life sustaining message out.

E. Richard Fortunato

Community Service Advocate, Free Lance Writer