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Meaningful gifting - presents to improve your life and that of the planet
2020 has been quite the year. None of us expected something like the Corona-coaster in their wildest dreams when they rang in the New Year almost 1... -
Period Shame - why we have to stop the stigma
It’s that time of the month. As someone who once was diagnosed with polycystic ovaries and got told she may never have children, having a reminder... -
A Different Period
Let's be quite honest here - the period, the monthly bleeding isn't a lot of fun. Women, transgender, queer people and those with gender dysphoria ... -
A running nightmare - how my pelvic floor shattered my dreams of a third marathon
"I'll be back in half an hour!" I beam at my mum, iPod in hand, running shoes on, raring to go. I kiss my 6 week old baby on her cheek and head out... -
We donate a CupIT to a Leicester charity for every CupIT Menstrual Kit we sell
Last week we delivered 100 CupITs to the fabulous Zinthiya Trust in Leicester, which strives to eradicate both period poverty and domestic abuse. I... -
My Visibility Experience with Anna Parker Naples
Last week I was honoured to have been interviewed by Anna Parker Naples on her amazing podcast, Entrepreneurs Get Visible. Her take on visibility a... -
Thank you for all your support!
Thank you for all your support! Have you ever had one of those crazy weeks when there was just way, way too much to do and still only 24 hours in e... -
#DontIgnoreThePelvicFloor Campaign
Don't give up! So if you had a chance to read last week’s blog you’ll know that pelvic floor health has hit the papers big time. A reference to the... -
Heart-wrenching challenges of a modern mum
Pelvic floor trauma described as an injury
I heard Rachel talking on the radio about her issues and sent her a Secret Whispers® Kegel Weight Kit and around the same time she had been introduced to Emma James, the physio I mentioned in an earlier blog. Between my Kegel Kit and the other options, Emma suggested, Rachel is now on a journey of recovery. She has accepted that her pelvic floor weakness is down to an injury - this is a major psychological step forward. If your ankle is broken you put a cast on it - you have to accept if your pelvic floor is not working as it should you need to take action to fix it.
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Pandemic hits exhibitions worldwide
If you’ve followed my business journey you’ll not be surprised to hear I managed another “first” - the first time the National Running Show had gon...