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Good news! I have waited quite a while to feel so upbeat and feel like I have been waiting years to be so positive. An optimist always looks on the bright side of life and yet I feel as though I have been stuck at the bottom of a very dark hole. Like the frog in the...
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My journey through Graves Disease continues as sadly I have not succeeded in conquering the dreaded illness yet. I was diagnosed with an overactive thyroid gland in February and have been making regular trips to the consultant and doctor’s surgery for blood...
Freelance Stories, Latest News
Artist Chris Worswick and her husband Paul decided five years ago to build their own home and now, aged 70 and 71 they are settling in nicely. This rather unusual story was commissioned by Lancashire Life and provided another opportunity for me to work with Liz Henson...
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So this week was the anniversary of my official Graves Diagnosis. A reason to cheer and celebrate? Hardly. A reason to reflect? Yes. My pre-op is on April 3 with the removal of my thyroid scheduled for mid-April, hopefully will not be delayed. Recovery – at...
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So that’s it – all done. The butterfly shaped gland that caused me so much trouble has now been incinerated and I doubt I will ever know why I joined this merry-go-round. My thyroid has, I am guessing, been incinerated and with its removal from my body I...
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What a six months it has been since I was operated on and my thyroid disappeared into an incinerator.I have written this reflective piece because it has been a bit of a roller coaster ride but I hope an inspirational one too. The blog is printed below or click the...
Freelance Stories, Latest News
When businessman Andy Davies was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, his working life was obviously affected, but he didn’t expect his career to be over. He took his former bosses to a tribunal and won, although he is still awaiting payment from the...