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April Favourites
The end of April already – how time flies! I have found myself saying that so much already this year but it’s true, it seems to be flying by. Anyone else feel the same? We are already a third of the way through 2018, that’s crazy! Anyway, I didn’t get round to doing a favourites…
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April Book Reviews
Aside from the month going super quickly, I feel a bit meh about this month’s book reviews. I just haven’t LOVED everything I have read this month which is a little disappointing and has meant I have struggled to swap my phone for a book in the evening. For that reason I have about three…
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An Interview With… Jamie Pearson
Through blogging I have met some incredible and brave people. During the course of me appearing on The IBD & Ostomy Support Show, I met Jamie. He lives not far from me which was an obvious starting point for a conversation. He has become a good friend and is always there for a chat and…
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The British Tag
I came across this on a fellow blogger’s page and loved the first question so thought I would join in! You can visit Lorna’s blog by clicking her name below! LORNA COLE The British Tag 1) How many cups of tea do you have a day? Milk and sugar? Ermmm… Alot! Probably at least 4-5.…
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Top 10 Blog Posts 2017
As I am still rounding up last year, I thought I had better share with you my personal favourite and most successful posts. I am so grateful for everyone who takes the time to read, comment, share and message me about what I write, it really makes a huge difference to know I am inspiring,…
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BlogMas Day Nineteen – Book Review – Hark! The Biography Of Christmas
This is another of the Christmas themed books I have recently read and really enjoyed. It is written by Paul Karensa and the foreword by Chris Evans is a great introduction. The Blurb In this delightful sleigh ride through Christmas history, Paul Kerensa answers the festive questions you never thought to ask… Did Cromwell help…
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Coping With A Stomach Bug When You Have An Ileostomy
I recently caught the dreaded diarrhoea and vomiting bug that seems very prevalent at the moment. These kinds of bugs can be really dangerous for people with an ileostomy, mainly due to the ease we already become dehydrated even when not ill. Severe dehydration can quickly lead to kidney and other problems which can become…
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BlogMas Day Fourteen – The Winter Tag
I recently saw this over at LOVE-ALMA.COM and decided to give it a whirl after seeing her answers! Hope you will all join in! WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE HOLIDAY TRADITION? One of my favourites is still getting my Dad to go downstairs first on Christmas morning to check ‘he has been’. He always come back…
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The Spoonie Mummy 