This article appeared in the Bayside Leader during the week. Mothers Day for me last year was spent in a car driving between junior soccer, rep basketball training, 2 football matches and netball training. After receiving the obligatory hand made cards and school bought gifts in the morning, the six of us pretty much went our seperate ways. As Mothers Day approaches this year, I look at my children through new eyes, I see a family unit that has been rocked and changed foreve

Silence speaks when words can’t… or so the saying goes. The lack of updates about Will’s progress is not because there has been nothing to say - but because there is too much, changing too often to keep on top of it ourselves, let alone to keep Will’s amazing support team and community up to speed. But it’s Mothers Day - and today I have woken up to all four children under the one roof. It's been a hell of a couple of weeks, but we have woken up joyful and hopeful (a bit snot