Fifteen years ago, East Hampton resident Laura Keeley’s prospects were glowing. She was a lyric spinto soprano studying opera at the Boston Conservatory, performing in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Tristan and Isolde.
Now, at 33, she’s alone and at the end of her rope, fighting to stay out of a nursing home and failing in her quest for home care to treat serious wounds of her legs and back caused by her diabetes.
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