Tag: lifestyle
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Conversations with… Claudia Wright (Subject: Endometriosis)
Last year when I was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovaries, I found that looking online for support gave me so much more knowledge, compassion and understanding than any visit to the doctor had. I read about people who had similar experiences, found diet and exercise tips and was given advice on how to best manage my…
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Conversations with… Lynne Andrews (Subject: Degenerative Disc Disorder)
I know Lynne through the school I used to teach at. In my first year of teaching, I taught her son and in my third year of teaching I was lucky enough to have Lynne working in my classroom as an SEN support assistant. I loved my job and a lot of that was down…
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Conversations with… Samantha (Subject: Addison’s Disease)
Samantha is someone I met whilst training to be a primary school teacher a few years ago. We were both on the same course and both qualified at the same time, going on to teach in different cities in England. Samantha always seemed like one of those people who was destined to be a teacher…
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Conversations with… Sam Beggins (Subject: Chasing Dreams/Graphic Design)
Without a doubt, one of the best things about the internet is being able to reach out and meet new people. Social media has become a place for people to share their passions and talents with a wider audience and I have loved being able to marvel in the creative abilities of others online. Sam…
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Conversations with… Louise Scrivener (Subject: Mental Health/Charity Work)
As a writer who spends their time looking for the good things that happen in every day life, I spend most of my days with a warm, fuzzy feeling inside. Usually I spot the good things by simply walking along the road or flicking through my Instagram feed, but today’s interview with Louise came about…
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Conversations with… Cassie Worm (Subject: International Teaching)
When you think of your bucket list, I can almost guaranteed that to travel to at least one destination different to where you live is on that list. For some of us we dream of secluded beach breaks, others exploring a new city and some of us even go as far as wishing we…
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Conversations with… Lindsay McGlone (Subject: Body Positivity)
The first interview I did for this blog with Ellie Crawshaw lead me to finding Lindsay on Instagram. She was one of the first people to cheer on Ellie and myself for the interview we did and I’ve followed her ever since then, not just because I appreciate her support but because she is a…
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Conversations with… Lindsay McGlone
The first interview I did for this blog with Ellie Crawshaw lead me to finding Lindsay on Instagram. She was one of the first people to cheer on Ellie and myself for the interview we did and I’ve followed her ever since then, not just because I appreciate her support but because she is a…
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Learning to love my strawberry head
This is my fiancé’s favourite photo of me. He took it a few week ago mid conversation when I was poorly with tonsillitis. I’d spent two days in bed, hence the greasy hair and no makeup. I’m goofily laughing at something he said so my eyes are screwed up, showcasing every single one of my…
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Conversations with… Sarah Storton (Subject: Mental Health)
My friendship with Sarah was one of the only things to survive the end of my four year relationship with my ex other than my love for Dominos pizza. Whilst I still do really love Dominos, and believe me I do, I’ve got to admit that I love Sarah even more. Sarah has always been…
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