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Miscarriage: my healing story
This is something I don’t talk about very often. Today, I’m changing that. I lost a baby at 12 weeks - my daughter’s womb twin. The doctors told me there was a high chance I’d lose her too, so I spent a large part of my pregnancy overcoming fear.
This week, I lit a candle as part of the annual wave of light practice for Baby Loss Awareness Week. I attended my weekly women’s meditation circle and we meditated on the Divine Mother, and the peace I felt is still with me. It’s helped me see more beauty in my day. Read more here.
The Courage to Feel
This isn’t my usual post-holiday post. After a week by the sea, my mum’s words: “I thought I’d never see the sea again, let alone swim in it,” landed deep, bringing up grief, ageing, and the quiet confrontation with mortality that comes with midlife.
I’m finding myself held by opposites: love and fear, love and grief, joy and uncertainty, while caring for a young child, a puppy and elderly parents. I’m learning that grief can begin long before loss, and that wisdom is forged not by avoiding pain but by moving through it with honesty and love. In this post, I share what I’m discovering about aging, reality, and the courage it takes to stay heart-led. I also introduce a new, limited August offer, The Inner Temple, for women who are ready to return to their core, reclaim their life bus, and step into their full magnetic potential.
When the Week Doesn’t Go to Plan
A blog about a week that didn’t go to plan…
Sometimes life interrupts your big dreams to remind you of what really matters.
When you open up to your dreams, the blocks in your way suddenly become crystal clear. Then comes the choice: Do the work and face them or go back to sleep
It’s time for love
For some reason, I felt called to write this today. I think many of us are sensing that now is the time for more love. Maybe it’s a reminder for you, too - to stop searching outward, and instead, to journey home. Because this; this is the heroine’s journey.
I am willing
Sharing about my evening with Marianne Williamson - one of the greatest teachers of our time.
She called women into leadership - not just in titles and roles, but in presence, purpose, and power.