The Space That Holds Me

Three to four times a week, you’ll find me on a yoga mat. It’s not just exercise. It’s something I consciously prioritise in my week and for a long time, that felt incredibly uncomfortable to admit. Yoga began as a way to move my body and manage the nerve pain that...

Rehab – a part of everyday life!

Twenty years after my stroke and today was a big day. A full day lecturing, followed by my weekly rehab session with my physio. Then my own rehab; walking the streets near home, without my walking frame. I’m exhausted. But I also know this movement matters. When I...

When One Click Deletes Everything

Today I did something that made my stomach drop. I accidentally deleted entire folders on my computer, which is years of work, presentations, photos and spreadsheets, all gone with one click. At first, I went straight into problem solving mode. I spent hours trying to...

International Women’s Day 2026!

Happy International Women’s Day! Twenty years ago, I became a stroke survivor. It was the beginning of a journey I never asked for, but one that has shaped me inways I’m still discovering. Recovery was not just about learning to move, speak and trust my body again. It...