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Tag Archives: help
The Sue Vincent Rodeo Classic at the Carrot Ranch…
I need to write about this. About what it meant to get that first email telling me what they had planned. About how it feels to be placed at the centre of something so unexpected and wrapped in words that … Continue reading
Posted in #writephoto, writing
Tagged Charli Mills, competition, flash fiction, gift, help, HRR Gorman, Poetry, TUFF
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Borrowed Wings… again
In 2009, after my son had been stabbed through the brain and left for dead in a coma, I was writing daily updates for all those around the world who were sending their love and prayers for his recovery. There … Continue reading
Do you care? #CarersWeek
I wandered through into the kitchen, snuggled in my dressing gown, to boil my own kettle for my second coffee of the day… an unaccustomed luxury. I am usually at work by that time, dragged reluctantly from sleep by the … Continue reading
Posted in family, Life
Tagged breaks, carers, caring, finacial help respite, friendship, help, isolation, loneliness, stress, support
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Sharing #midnighthaiku
Meet beyond shadow Calling forth the light within Together as one *
Cold Comfort ~ Geoffrey David West
Reblogged from Geoffrey David West: “This lady dragged my head above the water, then managed to pull me to the seashore, where my parents hadn’t even realised I’d got out of my depth,” Andy said, leaning forward on the table. … Continue reading
With open arms…
“… it gives me a big advantage for getting to know people,” said my son. I had to admit that he has a point. The only way he can walk is with support, and if there is no handrail or … Continue reading
Posted in The Silent Eye
Tagged disability, help, letting people in, open, trust, walking
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The Tale of the Curious Scarecrow – A children’s story by Gregg Savage
A children’s story reblogged from Gregg Savage – Daily Tales: Once upon a time, in a cornfield very far away, there lived a very curious scarecrow. In fact, he was so curious that he would often make his friends irritated … Continue reading
Lessons from the Road: One Good Turn Deserves Another – Ken Decroo
Reblogged from Baja Moto Quest: Sometimes the stars and moon line up just right and the perfect adventure unfolds. An adventure that can never quit be repeated and is fondly remembered for the rest of your life. That was the … Continue reading
Free money! Win a @Lendwithcare gift voucher — final day. – Keith Kreates
Keith Channing is offering a way to do a bit of good this Christmas…and it won’t cost you a thing. Please visit his site and take him up on his offer. Three £15 Lendwithcare gift vouchers in free draw My … Continue reading
Judith Barrow: The Book Case – Flooded
When I saw on television the damage that the floods have caused over the last few weeks I realised how lucky we’ve been in this part of Pembrokeshire. There have been some heartbreaking images and stories of people being forced … Continue reading
