“When you get home, tell them of us, and say:
For their tomorrow, we gave our today”
– John Maxwell Edmonds
“…We gave our today”
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7 years to diagnosis
Searching for an answer
“When you get home, tell them of us, and say:
For their tomorrow, we gave our today”
– John Maxwell Edmonds
The culture of bullying ,abuse & corruption at mental health charity MIND ruins lives. This national organisation has an annual income of £56 million and provides no frontline services. Yet they dupe the public into believing they do and asking for yet more cash! Those in positions to effect change must listen! MIND is not fit for purpose and MUST be held to account.. My personal account as a former member of staff and victim of workplace bullying at MIND.
Everyone with diabetes deserves to feel empowered in their choices to love and look after their body in a way that works for them.
offering a positive, common-sense approach for daily life
& other silly allergies (or how to live with a food allergic child)
My world, its ups and downs
Surviving parenting three boys, one with Type 1 Diabetes.
It's ok to be different.
Because motherhood isn't always rosy
How to self-publish books for children - practical tips from Karen Inglis
