Rosemary takes her years of on-the-runway training as a Southern Belle and beauty pageant winner, combines it with eighteen years as a flight attendant; shares her years of psychiatric therapy; throws in a few of her newspaper columns; draws from her years in New York as a "minority" in Harlem and comedian on New York Comedy Club stages; and adds a bit of satire from her days as a political columnist for a New York newspaper and —voilá!—you’ve got the most entertaining presentation of a gut-wrenchingly honest and dysfunctional journey ever taken through the highs and lows of a southern life!

An in-demand humorist and speaker, Rosemary takes on topics meant to be not only funny but to encourage other women (and men!) to identify the roles they have been assigned, the diagnoses they have been given, and the oppression they experience—and to reject them all as they remake themselves on their own terms!

In the process of her own recovery and search for answers, she hopes to have found a few for the readers as well.  If not, they will surely enjoy the journey.