I could have quite easily written a blog on this year, because so much of my life has changed in that time. As we come to the end of a decade, I thought it was a perfect time to reflect on more than just a year but how much my whole world has changed. A […]
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Filmed and Edited by Dave Cross: http://www.davecrossvideo.co.uk/
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BBC South East Today visited me on Monday 8th May for a quick update on how I was getting on. The below Video is taken from BBC News.
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SYNOPSISJennifer, a Harvard PhD student, was signing a check at a restaurant when she found she could not write her own name. Months before her wedding, she became progressively more ill, losing the ability even to sit in a wheelchair. When doctors told her it was “all in her head,” she turned her camera on
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Taken from: www.meaction.netBy Adriane TillmanJessica Taylor-Bearman has written a book called “A Girl Behind Dark Glasses” about her “forgotten years” of having severe Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) for 11 years since the age of 15. Her book focuses on the four years she spent hospitalized during which she was unable to speak, eat or move for
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It was the moment she dreamt of – but one she thought would never happen. Kent Online | Published: 12:00, 05 May 2017 | By Nicola Jordan Jessica Taylor, who was struck down with a debilitating illness 11 years ago which has meant she has been confined to a wheelchair, walked down the aisle to marry
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It’s the first time Jessica will walk in 10 years… and it’s her wedding day. (via BBC Stories) Parts of the footage filmed below were filmed by Dave Cross Video who I recommend highly www.davecrossvideo.co.uk
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On Saturday 29th April 2017 at 3pm I married Samuel Paul Bearman. It is something I’ve been working on for a long time, as my dream was to walk down the aisle. I had been told by doctors that this wasn’t possible because my multitude of conditions wouldn’t cope. The best they could offer me