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Sorry Caroline

Going after journalists and media in the wake of Caroline’s death in my eyes is counter-productive. All of the ‘be kind’ posts have been eye opening but have also had a profound effect on my own mental health. On Saturday when I found out that Caroline Flack had committed suicide I felt instantly saddened andContinue reading “Sorry Caroline”

Slimming World protected my weight loss, but not my mental health.

I’d always been a larger kid for as far as back as I can remember. I never fitted into my age range of clothes and it’s always been a source of embarrassment to me. Even back to the point when I noticed my PE kit was age nine to ten when I was seven orContinue reading “Slimming World protected my weight loss, but not my mental health.”

Sorry for the Silence

I’ve not written anything on here for a long time. I always thought that when something devastating happened in my life I would be inspired to pen to paper and create something deep and meaningful as a sort of memoir, but it turns out, I’m not that kind of person. The past two months I’veContinue reading “Sorry for the Silence”

I lost 12lb in SIX days.

So, the month of March brought 10,000 steps per day and the month of April is the month I started my diet! Yes I know you’ve heard it all before but I’m in the zone. And for the first week of April I started an extra strict, extra fun (not) diet and I lost aContinue reading “I lost 12lb in SIX days.”

HUGHES REVIEWS: Balmforth and Co Coffee

I was lucky enough to be gifted some treats from Balmforth and Co, a Yorkshire coffee company based in Barnsley. Now Yorkshire is well known for their banging brews, but normally of the tea variety. (Don’t @ me with your southern fortnightly teas… 2 week… get it… haha). Anyway, they let me try their breakfastContinue reading “HUGHES REVIEWS: Balmforth and Co Coffee”

HUGHES REVIEWS: THE NEWS

So I’ve been working in journalism for the past two and a half years and I absolutely love current affairs. If you had said that to me when I started my degree I would have said don’t be silly, because even though I was studying journalism I had no real interest in watching the news or reading the papers.

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Meltdowns Don’t Always Mean Mental Health Issues

Amanda Bynes has #broketheinternet with her recent interview in Paper magazine and I will be the first to say fair play to her! When I was younger I was never really that big of a fan of her but I always ended up watching her films which to me is a sign of an actressContinue reading “Meltdowns Don’t Always Mean Mental Health Issues”