I’ve written a new blog. It’s called Hope in the Time of Coronavirus. I am not a doctor or a politician or a miracle worker. But I am a human. And humans need hope. (As well as hand washing.) I hope it gives you that. Please drink up.https://t.co/xUodZaVjeT #coronavirus#hope
I’m donating the fees from my latest writing gig to causes that need it more then me. This week’s words funded refugees @chooselove . The weeks before that went to @WHO & @BritishRedCross I’ll do one a week until the words dry up #chooselove#writeforright https://t.co/1tOUdtR61M
There is a new awareness of the importance of talking about our end of life wishes & preferences since #COVID19 brought human mortality to the centre of our national attention.
Advance Care Planning could be as essential as national flu-jab programmes.
#OneChanceToGetItRight
How can #sport performance #psychology improve work #mindset during a crisis? This and other questions answered tonight with @SheSportsSwiss ! Head to their Instagram at 6pm CET #shesportsstronger (especially during a pandemic)
We spoke to psychotherapist, author and Founder Patron of @cbukhelp Julia Samuel about the emotional fallout of #covid19, coping with a lack of control, and why hope is so much more than just positive thinking. https://t.co/TP33OchLdO
“You’re not only allowed to be yourself, you have no choice but to be yourself around your sisters. There’s a non-optional authenticity that comes with being around the women who have known you from the start.” #grief, #sisterhood#salad https://t.co/wwEi9KThh2
@charlielindlar@HPUKPersonal Hi Charlie. Am I too late?! Am a Brit living in Switzerland. We’re about a week ahead of the UK in terms of lockdown and acceptance. I have a piece about Hope...
https://t.co/LXJQGREoTd Wrote this blog for my first #MothersDay after my mum died. Just putting it out there again for anyone who might need it. “Love & heartbreak, #life & #death exist side by side. We can’t have one without the other” This feels truer today. #loveandloss
“We’ve made it something that is uncomfortable to talk about as a society.
We’ve made it that death is not expected.”
We spoke to anaesthetist @bumblebeenush about death.
It's going to happen to all of us. So let’s talk about it, plan for it, and face it head-on.
“Accepting that our time will run out is one of the most perspective-giving realisations you’ll make. There ain’t nothing like a literal deadline to make you focus on what matters.” Why lack of time and dirty floors might just save us #LifeLessons https://t.co/COVpNbdnXl
To everyone who has started a new decade without someone they love in it. It hurts. But making new #memories is how we simultaneously move forward & honour the love & example that’s gone before. It’s the ripple effect of #legacy. So here’s to a brand new #decade & to being #alive