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One of my all time favourite stories here, beautifully laid out in Best magazine. Charlotte took a trip to India to retrace her Grandfather’s incredible journey during World War Two. Charlotte never got to meet Bruno, her grandfather, as he died in combat, but taking this trip helped her feel connected to the great man himself. An inspiring, poignant story to mark Remembrance Sunday this weekend.
Read MoreA selection of my stories from the past year, celebrating Down’s syndrome. How lucky we are to have these children in our world - and how lucky I am to help bring their stories to a wider audience! Click on through to see the features with which we hope to dispel myths, celebrate amazing kids and simply say: Down’s syndrome is not to be feared. Down’s syndrome is a superpower!
Read MoreHere my wonderful friend Paula shares her everyday adventures in Woman magazine. I’ve been a huge fan of Paula for years. She overcame intense anxiety and went from missing out on life to making the absolute best of every day. Sometimes, that meant doing crazy, wild things, sometimes, that meant doing gentle, simple things. The point is, Paula seeks new experiences to make up for lost time and for that, I truly admire her. Check Paula out in Woman now, or follow her on Instagram.
Read MoreThis lovely feature was published to coincide with Earth Day and celebrates women running businesses with the planet at the heart and soul of all they do. I strongly believe businesses like this are the future and my husband tells me ‘ethical capitalism’ is gaining strength. Huge thanks to YOU Underwear, DabbaDrop and Baba + Boo for taking part and running such brilliant brands. Out now in Woman’s Weekly.
Read MoreLiz, Bisi and Julianne all faced adversity with grace, strength and courage… and turned their experiences into a force to help others. Incredible women, out now in Woman’s Own magazine.
Read MoreThis is the poignant, heartbreaking story of Becky and the lessons she learned from her mum’s suicide. It is not an easy read, but Becky is the most wise, wonderful, warm woman who came narrowly close to repeating history before realising the value and importance of honesty, of putting her truth out there, and asking for help. Beautifully told to Best magazine.
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