I am small business owner who runs a Virtual Assistant business from my home in the leafy outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. My home really is where my heart is. When I am not doing my best to make my clients lives easier, I like to cook and potter in my garden. Like my father, I love home grown vegetables and hope to teach my son the satisfaction of cultivating your own crop. My husband and son are my world and on weekends I love to spend time with them and make memories. I have many dreams for my son’s future and because of his progression, I know more than ever that these are possible. I hope that in some small way, my story can make a difference.
Our life is often shaped by challenges that occur beyond our control. How we respond to these challenges determines the outcome. Story-writing is an effective way to promote self-healing and make our life experience count. The catalyst for writing a story can come from unexpected sources. For Loretta, it was a reading with a psychic...

In this free podcast, Dr June Alexander reads her memoir, written almost entirely from her diaries, which she began writing at the age of 12.
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The Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) Radio 774, in the Conversation Hour on January 13, discussed the effects of food shortages due to the pandemic. I describe the impact on people with eating disorders.
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