I’m writing this after a few days away in the Canary Islands. It has been such a healing experience and one that has been so welcome after the last few months. It has been so lovely to be well enough to enjoy a few days away, soaking up the beautiful... View Article
‘How are you?’ That short little question can sometimes be such a loaded one for me. It’s a sentence that we often use in everyday conversation, but it is one that so many of us struggle to answer honestly. As a society, we are so uncomfortable with pain (other peoples and our... View Article
How often do you allow yourself to feel? Actually allow your emotions to be there. All of them. Feeling them and moving through them. Expressing them. Always? Never? For so many of us, we push emotions down or away. We reject ones that feel ‘bad’ such as anxiety, anger or frustration.... View Article
Seeing my healing remedies lined up in my kitchen earlier this morning as I was making my Fresh Lemon and Ginger tea inspired me to write this post. This week I am supporting my body in healing a cold virus and the starts of Bronchitis. I wanted to share some of the things... View Article
Mindfulness is a term that lots of you will be familiar with, and its a topic I plan to write a longer blog post on very soon, so for any of you brand new to Mindfulness, do keep a look out for that post. It is a simple practise that connects... View Article
A few weeks ago I shared a post that was a personal one close to my heart, I spoke about why I believe I got sick again after making what I thought was a full recovery from CFS/ME. If you missed this post you can catch up on it here. This... View Article
Part 1 A lot of people have asked me why I think I got sick again after a spending a number of years believing I was fully recovered from ME/CFS. I wanted to share my thoughts on this with you in the hope it will help any of you on your own... View Article
As a society, we like things that are perfectly packaged – even healing/recovery stories or various stories of real life trials and tribulations. When you read these stories, you’ll often find that they (or us as a reader!) skip through the painful parts fairly swiftly, focusing on the neatly packaged... View Article