It’s with great pleasure that I share the latest in the series of ‘Moments That Made Me’ posts. This post was written by a former colleague of mine, Jane Booth. Jane and I worked for a national coaching organisation and she is a passionate believer in self-development, and in supporting the development of others through … More Through Storms and Growling Thunder
The latest ‘Moments That Made Me’ story comes from Bethany Smith, a blogger I recently discovered via Instagram. Bethany has faced a series of huge health challenges over the last year, challenges that have led to some significant life changes and an exciting new venture. I hope you feel as inspired reading Bethany’s story as … More The Light At The End Of The Tunnel
I’m delighted to present my latest ‘Moments That Made Me’ guest post, written for Love, Laughter & Truth by the very talented Roxie Cooper. Roxie tells us how, during the turbulence of divorce, she discovered writing. Not only did writing prove to be a catharsis, it propelled Roxie to the status of published author (sounds … More Lost In A World Of Words
This post, the latest in the ‘Moments That Made Me’ series, is from the very talented poet, Rachel Rhodes-Puckett. Rachel has just published her first book of poetry, The Pennings of the Poisonous Pixie’s Book of Poetry, which can be ordered from Amazon here: https://goo.gl/z5haVy The Pennings of The Poisonous Pixie is an eclectic, lyrical collection … More The Twilight Zone
I am privileged to publish this piece by Sandra who writes very movingly about the impact of losing her mother when she was only 13. Sandra explains in her unique and touching way how her mother’s tragic loss has brought her both great sadness and great strength. It is a heartfelt tribute to the special … More Moments That Made Me – Sitting On The Kitchen Stool
Elizabeth is an old friend who contacted me with a wish to raise awareness amongst parents of the symptoms of brain tumour, following a recent devastating diagnosis. Fortunately her daughter, Quinn, is now doing well, but it took a mother’s instinct and persistence before a correct diagnosis was made and medical treatment given. This is … More A Mother’s Instinct – Raising Brain Tumour Awareness
My husband was in the forces and I can still vividly remember the worry of him being in the Falklands, of not being able to contact him and the panic felt at every news bulletin announcing the deaths of servicemen. Being a ‘military wife’ I had to learn how to function in the face … More New Life After Loss
