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WORDS BY KEZIA REYNOLDS
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The advice you need
At the end of the road I live on in Herne Bay in Kent, there’s a bench. It overlooks the sea and is a place I often go when I want to clear my mind. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve sat the
Lydia Williams, 44, lives with her husband Chris, 50, and their two children, Amelie, 14, and Arlo, 11. Every day, Amelie would come bursting through the front door, full of energy. Her life was a bus
Sitting beside the hospital bed where my 15-year-old daughter Leoni lay, I clutched her hand. ‘It’s cancer,’ I said, fighting back tears. Seeing her bewildered face staring back at me, my heart broke.
I’ve always believed in the power of words – how they can uplift, comfort, and connect people in meaningful ways,” Liz Kentish says. Letters have always featured in Liz’s life. She’s been an avid writ