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For some, the idea of recovering after surgery is a daunting thought. This might be due to the fact that surgeries only occur in more severe medical instances. Luckily we’re equipped with great technology and, in most cases, the best doctors to solve your medical issue.
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There was a time I loved to cook. Hovering around in the kitchen creating meditteranean platters, spicy curries and obscure vegetarian dishes packed with flavour and texture.
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I’ve been fairly quiet on the blog over the last twelve months or so. Life has been somewhat strange over the course of the pandemic. We have thrown ourselves into work, keeping the kids on the straight and narrow and making the weekends and evenings a time to relax. Frankly, I also haven’t had much to say.
more “Writing a book”
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We all want to have a good amount of hair on our heads, right? For many of us, our head of hair can be a significant part of our features and it can also give us our identity in a way.
more “Seven Tips for taking care of your hair”
One of the biggest decisions facing any couple that have recently got engaged is where to get married! There are lots of things that you will need to consider when choosing your ideal venue and for some people the task can seem daunting and overwhelming. The main thing to remember is that it’s your day and you need to find somewhere that you both love and that represents you both as a couple.
more “A guide to choosing the perfect wedding venue”
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If there is one thing that most homeowners concentrate on, it’s the interior of the home. Not only will they focus on it, but they often neglect the exterior in favor of the interior. The thing is, if you’re ever in the position where you plan to sell your house, you need to be paying attention to the exterior of the house. You have to know that when people see the house from the outside that they will love what they see.
more “Four ways to up your home’s curb appeal”
A few weeks ago I posted a blog post opening up about my experience of TFMR, seven years ago. It was something that despite years of processing the trauma and healing, still felt incredibly difficult.
more “TFMR Moments; Speak Your Truth”
Over the past year or so I’ve been seeking out small changes to my consumer behaviours which reduce my personal impact on the planet.
Each change or switch on it’s own might not move mountains, but I’m already starting to feel like the cumulative effect of consciously exploring options IS helping to reduce my carbon footprint.
more “Simple sustainable swaps #BeTheChange”
As a generation of modern women, how we roll our eyes and laugh about the days women were ashamed to talk about periods to their children. I mean, imagine being too shamed to discuss the natural cycle of a woman’s hormones at an inevitable stage in her life.
Imagine anything more ridiculous than that.
more “The Menopause – Am I ready?”
Despite the happy chaos of our every day family life, the trauma of losing our second daughter is never far from my mind. It’s a grief that has undoubtedly eased and lessened with time, but one that we carry with us as part of our very being; our family story and a memory that is important to preserve.
more “TFMR : We lost our babies too”