News alert! Yes, you are reading it right! I am so pleased to announce that A Girl Behind Dark Glasses is one of the finalist for The People’s Book Prize 2019!! It was incredible seeing how much everyone on social media really got behind the book and kept voting. Your support means everything. I wrote […]
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It’s not often that you get an invitation to the Queen’s Garden Party… So I was pretty shocked to get the letter through the post! I was invited for my charity work and raising awareness for severe M.E. It came in the thickest card I have ever seen and was really quite special. I thought
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Back in 2012, after seeing The World of One Room on YouTube and Facebook, Jen Brea approached me to see if I’d like to feature in a film documentary, (at the time called Canary in a Coal mine) about M.E. I agreed and what a journey it has been! It was renamed Unrest to give
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I was very honoured to be one of the finalists at the Pride in Medway awards 2017. Although it was a great honour to be nominated and shortlisted, the major achievement was actually getting there. I have never been to an awards night, or even out to a party but thought this was something that
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This was taken from the Medway messenger.
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OMG I’ve been nominated for a Pride In Medway Award by my local pharmacist Vanessa. Sadly they are trying to cut funding to Pharmacies across the UK. They are vital to people like me. My pharmacist makes sure I have all my medication delivered to my door as I’m too unwell to pick them up, she puts all
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A Rochester woman with severe M.E. has brought hope, support and comfort to over 500 young people. Jessica Taylor, who is chronically ill with severe M.E., set up Share a Star in October 2010 to bring the sparkle back into the lives of severely unwell children and teenagers. Since starting the charity, Jessica has helped
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