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We have a beautiful little, long haired, Pomchi ( Chihuahua and Pomeranian mix), named Pixie. She’s absolutely adorable, Such a sweet natured, friendly and cuddly dog. Normally around this time of the year, mid spring, she would head off to the local groomers to get her hair cut. It’s a win, win for everyone. Our…
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Today, I’m thankful for my life. For the fact that I’m here. Living. Breathing. Experiencing. Loving. Working. Last week, someone I knew eighteen years ago, died. It hit me surprisingly hard. He was a good man and a very dear friend to me. More like a surrogate father really. We drifted apart and, now he’s…
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How a Child Realised Her Own Power
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Manifestation stories 2 Hello beautiful readers. I would like to share with you all a powerful story of how an eight-year-old child realised her own power. I wish to share this story with you so that I can gift, uplift and inspire you all so that you may understand the truth of your own being,…
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Settling Into a New Way of Being
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So, what has the past month of January been like for me? Firstly, I’ve realised that my belief that my role as a carer would be pretty much obsolete once Rune had moved out, was quite ridiculous! Yes, I have a little more actual time alone and India is at school Monday to Friday but…
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COLLEGE
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So, as you may already know by now, Rune moved into St. Josephs, a residential and day, independent, specialist school and college on Saturday 7th January 2017. Rune has dealt with a real mixed bag of emotions during the past three weeks as brand new sets of boundaries have been put in place and…
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Introducing Willow, our beautiful Border Collie. Willow was born in November 2010 and came to live with us in January 2011. On reflection, we should have waited another two weeks for her as she came to us at just six weeks old. We got her from a lovely man in Petworth. He lived in a…
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So the past 3 weeks, since Rune left home and moved into St. Josephs, have gone extraordinarily quickly and much has happened in both our journeys since then. Following a really hairy and unsure day on the Friday,Rune moved into St Josephs on Saturday 7th January 2017. He really surprised me in the morning,…
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th January 2017 Rune’s final day at home before he left for St. Josephs, proved to be more challenging than I could ever have imagined. What’s more, it wasn’t even due to him! No, not Rune, but the finance department of the social services. The Eleventh Hour! All was going well on Friday. Rune seemed…
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It’s Tuesday, January 3rd 2017. And there’s just five days left until my beautiful boy leaves home. How does that feel? It feels very, very strange. I waver between euphoria at the thought of finally being able to live a ‘normal’ life and deep, deep sadness at thought of missing my young man so…
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