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Sandi Parsons, reader, writer and storyteller.

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Pepsi the Problem Puppy

Colouring Pages & Mazes
Teaching Notes

The Mystery of the Sixty-Five Roses

The Mystery of the Sixty Five Roses Crossword

The Mystery of the Sixty Five Roses Wordsleuth

The Mystery of the Sixty Five Roses Promo Flyer About CF

Jeremy Lightbulb Colouring

Jeremy Garden Colouring

 

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31 Days of Cystic Fibrosis A Mother’s Story - Part 3 “Melinda moved to NSW - it was hard because it was like I lost both girls at the same time, but I knew that was what Melinda needed to do. She had a dream to have a family, and it wasn’t my place to stop her.” Barbara describes the news that Melinda was pregnant as initially devastating, but also exciting. Her main worry was how the pregnancy could impact Melinda. “Back when the girls were diagnosed with CF, I never would have dreamed that I could become a grandmother. Melinda went through so much to have Luca.” For Barbara, Melinda’s transplant journey was different to the hands-on experience of Julie’s transplant. With Melinda living interstate and married, Barbara now relied on the information that was passed on. “I hadn’t realised quite how bad Melinda’s decline had been. I saw Melinda right before she went in for the first transplant. Seeing her sit up with colour in her face afterwards was just unbelievable.” After a rollercoaster ride, with multiple hiccups, Melinda required a second transplant two years ago. “Melinda’s a stubborn girl, and I know she’ll fight her way through whatever CF throws her way for as long as she can. She wants to see Luca marry and have babies all of her own. I know Melinda will be alright.” “Luca has so much of Julie in her it's incredible to look at. And that is beautiful.” #31daysofcysticfibrosis #cysticfibrosisawarenessmonth
‘Giving the Breath of Life’ featured in MiNDFOOD June 2019. My search to find the name of the woman who saved my life. Never underestimate the importance of a name. With a thank you extended to @gothekidneys for the time he spent providing me with the history of Donor and Recipients Group Australia.

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