Show Notes
With Mother's Day this weekend I wanted to do something special.
I sat down with my sister Jennie to discuss the impact of losing our Mum, the first time we've sat down and had such an open and honest conversation on this grief.
We laughed, we cried and we spoke about how we bring the joy of Mum into our lives.
Mother's Day can be hard on so many people, and if that is you, then please be kind to yourself this weekend.
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