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Was I right to leave my job? [013]

This post is about the reasons that made me decide to leave my employed job of 11 years. Can you relate to any of these points?

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The mindfulness message carried by Storks [011]

This blog is a nice little reminder that our children are only small once – it may be hard to ‘switch off’ from all the grown up stuff we have going on in our lives and minds, but let’s not forget to spend quality time with them and ENJOYING that time!

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7 good things to come out of a broken leg [010]

A lot of people have been commenting on the positivity I have maintained over the last few month since breaking my leg. This blog looks at the positives that have come out of the situation and will hopefully encourage others in similar situations to look at the silver lining…

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Do doctors realise patients are people too? [009]

This blog is about the disappointing first check up at the hospital, following the surgery I had on my broken leg (i.e. the insertion of a tibial intramedullary nail)

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“Do you ever STOP?” he asked. And I couldn’t STOP… crying [008]

This blog is a story about a session I had with a Life Coach. It was a powerful, very intense and emotionally drained meeting which made me realise I needed to make big changes in my life, for my sake and the sake of my family.

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