Well, here we are again. In another ICU, recovering from another liver transplant – my fourth. Seeing it in black and white is still quite surreal.

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Team…GB? NI? GB&NI? Ireland? UK? All of them? Why so complicated?!

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How could I not feel like the luckiest girl alive? >> Read More »

It’s all worth for those 3am memories >>

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There’s no family like the Birmingham Children’s Hospital family >>

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A couple of very weird, random and surreal accomplishments that have happened since my transplant journey began… >> Read More »

Did you know…hospital drip stands make great skateboard substitutes. See picture below >> Read More »

Post transplant, sport has been a saviour for me in so many ways.

Being in the pool and the gym gives me some time to myself, a bit of headspace to escape whatever life might be throwing at me at that particular point in time.
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Every day this Organ Donation Awareness Week, I will be sharing a photo to highlight the amazing gift of life I have been given…

Kicking the week off with this gem ~>>

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Honestly, I’m not too sure where to start with this blog. Sat here now, it feels like there is too much to say to even begin. But hey ho…here we are, so I’ll try and do it anyways.

This summer, although it seems like it has been far too short, has been incredibly busy and incredibly…incredible. The two main things which happened this summer are the British Transplant Games and the World Transplant Games. It seems as though for the past two-ish months I have been living in a ‘games bubble’ and I’m not mad about it at all.  I would quite like to move in permanently to be honest.

Let me tell you why… (you might want to grab a cuppa and pack of biscuits, because the list is long af) Read More »