Jeni Whitchurch
Ever since reading Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, I have been pondering the subject of loneliness. In part due to the frequency with which pangs of loneliness have struck me in the last six months since we left our hometown and moved to the big smoke. What does loneliness actually feel like? I’m aware of…
2017 held some important lessons for me and I am proud of what I have achieved (more self-love and praise being one!). The year started with night-sweats, heart palpitations, nausea, butterflies in my stomach, and a general struggle to get through each day. I was unwell and determined to do what I needed to do…
For mental health week in May, a reader of my blog requested that I wrote about christianity and mental health. I haven’t yet found the will to go there completely because giving my opinion about such a thing takes me to a place of vulnerability and discomfort that I’d rather avoid. I suppose I ought…
