A life worth living : the autobiography of Lady Colin Campbell

The Victim Of A Rare Cosmetic Condition, Lady Colin Campbell Was Wrongly Registered And Brought Up As A Boy In An Aristocratic Family In Jamaica. She Enjoyed Privileges, But Her Teenage Years Were Blighted, Leaving Her Unable To Receive Essential Medical Treatment Until She Was 21. She Became A Model And A Designer, And In The 1970s Embarked On A Short And Violent Marriage To Lord Colin Campbell. In This Autobiography She Writes Of A Life-long Struggle To Be Accepted As The Woman She Is. She Tells Of Her Formative Years In Jamaica And New York, Her Many Love Affairs, Her Connection With Members Of The Royal Family, Her Activities As A Socialite And International Charity Organizer, And Her Current Life As The Fulfilled Mother Of Two Adopted Russian Children. The autobiography of a woman brought up as a boy until the age of 21. The author tells of her early years in Jamaica and New York, her love affairs, her short marriage to Lord Colin Campbell, her connections with the royal family, her charity work and her adopted Russian children. She writes of her life-long struggle to be accepted as a woman.