I don’t know if it’s a universal human phenomenon or a product of our busy, share-everything-online modern culture. But sometimes, … More
Tag: advice
When self-discipline involves skipping the gym to go back to bed
I was in a crazy rush to get to my weekly Pilates class this morning (when I say weekly, that’s … More
More than wishful thinking – putting hope into practice
I use the word ‘hope’ all the time, but rarely think about it’s meaning. It’sĀ one of those slippery words that’s … More
Health awareness raising – using our voices wisely
Raising awareness of chronic conditions is vital and social media has hugely increased the reach these messages can have. But … More
Being “that” parent, or “that” patient – why reputation shouldn’t trump resolve
The start of a new academic year is always a bit weird. Every parent I speak to has concerns for … More
“Is it kind? Is it helpful? Is it funny?” 3 questions for reflection for kids (and adults)
We’re currently trying to help our six-year old Small understand when something is a joke, and when it’s not. It’s … More
7 tips on pregnancy with diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis
Seeing those little pink lines on a pregnancy test is incredibly exciting – but when you have a chronic illness, … More