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Category Archives: Physiotherapy
Ani’s Advent 2020! – A Visit
Dear Santa… This year is all a bit weird. This coronavirus malarkey is upsetting everyone and keeping them apart, especially when they want and need to be together. I’m pretty sure, if you could manage it, taking the bug away … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Physiotherapy, Poetry
Tagged carol singers, Christmas carols, love, peace
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Monsters in the night ~ Christine Bialczak #writephoto
Into the dark night with their fire ablaze the monsters take flight their strength will amaze. You won’t be safe now not ’til they are dead We need to stay safe and clear in the head. Continue reading at Stine … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Physiotherapy, Poetry
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The Voices of the Mind ~ Kim Blades #writephoto
On a quiet street where old ghosts meet I sat at a cafe and said to myself – ‘there is nothing so mean and base as the voices of the mind.’ Continue reading at Kim Blades
Sleepy #midnighthaiku
On the windowsill A sleepy bee warms its wings Evidence of spring
Thursday photo prompt – Empty #writephoto
Use the image below to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, by noon (GMT) Wednesday 29th March and link back to this post with a pingback. Please make sure that … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Physiotherapy, Poetry
Tagged fantasy, fiction, flash fiction, humour, imagination, mystery, short story, symbolism, writing challenge, writing prompt
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Photo Prompt – By The River from Helen Jones
Reblogged from Helen Jones at Journey to Ambeth . Helen chose to begin a longer story in response to the photo prompt: By The River The snow was crisp, the kind that crunched underfoot, footsteps left clear as though stepping … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Physiotherapy, writing, writing prompt
Tagged dark fiction, mystery
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The blogger in question
There is a new blogger in town. So far, only his ‘About’ page is up, but that, I think, will be the start of something special. He has a story to tell and a journey to share. The blogger in … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Nick Verron, Photography, Physiotherapy, Relationships, Surviving brain injury
Tagged ABI, disability, Nick, Royal Bucks Hospital, tbi
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The spider in the glass
The conversation was getting pretty deep when an ear-splitting scream shattered the evening. Ani darted up from her rest, confused but barking on the general principle that anything that could cause that sound from one of her boys needed attacking. … Continue reading
Posted in Life, nature, Physiotherapy, wildlife
Tagged arachnophobia, compassion, empathy, spider
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Nick and the BBC
“You’ll have to be here by seven…” It was just as well that I was too, as Nick was still fast asleep and he didn’t have long. The phone rang half an hour later and Nick was live on air … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Events, Nick Verron, Photography, Physiotherapy
Tagged BBC News, BBC Radio, disabled sport, surviving brain injury, triathlon, TV interview
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My son, the triathlete…
You may know my son’s story. For once, I have no problem repeating it for those who do not. I have a very good reason for it that I have been bursting to share! In 2009 my son was 25… … Continue reading