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Cambridge Who’s Who® Contributing Author Ines A. Hatch
Cambridge Who's Who Member Ines A. Hatch
Biography
Cambridge Who’s Who® member Ines A. Hatch received a Bachelor of Arts in communications and marketing in 1986 from King’s College. She has authored and published two books, which demonstrates her passion for reaching out to individuals who face overwhelming life challenges, and finding solutions to problems and issues.
In her first book, “Marsha’s Song: A Celebration of Life,” Ms. Hatch recounts the inspiring journey of a child who overcame severe physical trauma. Her second book, “The Adoption Eclipse: Choices Count,” examines the perspectives of adoption seen from the points-of-view of a birth mother and an adoptive mother. Both books are written with an authority and empathy that stems from the author’s personal experience — a childhood accident that left her in a coma for seven weeks. Ms. Hatch’s struggle to regain her motor skills, reclaim her ability to stand and walk, as well as confront social ridicule, enabled her to help others improve their lives. “With proper support and guidance, lives can be changed, handicap or not, ” noted Ms. Hatch.
Ms. Hatch has written several screenplays and manuscripts. In addition to writing, Ms. Hatch participates as a guest lecturer at hospitals, support groups, recovery centers and conferences. She has been featured in magazines and newspapers, and has been the subject of radio and television interviews. Ms. Hatch is on the team of producers at Papillon Productions working on the production of her first film.
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