March 25th marks FND Awareness Day, so what better time to talk about what it’s like when your brain and body stop communicating, like a game of ‘This or That’.. except the choices are ‘collapse randomly’ or ‘lose control of your limbs’ and I never get to pick.

Now we've all heard that phrase.. "The best things in life are free"!

Music is more than just sound.. it’s emotion, memory, and connection. A single song can transport us to a moment in time, bring back a feeling we thought we’d lost, or even put words to emotions we didn’t know how to express. From the first dance at a wedding to the song played at a loved one’s funeral, music weaves itself into the fabric of our lives, marking moments of love, loss, and everything in between.

Living with something you don’t have a name for is like trying to solve a puzzle with half the pieces missing. You know something isn’t right, but the doctors shrug, the tests come back “normal,” and you start wondering if maybe you’re just imagining it. (Spoiler: you’re not.)

So, it’s a new year, a fresh chapter. 2025 is officially here, and we’re now a quarter into the century. Scary, right?

So I'll be honest, this isn't the blog I had intended, but due to a lovely chest infection and a dark mental health patch due to a few personal reasons, I thought I'd save that blog for next year instead. 

They say laughter is the best medicine.Personally, I think that’s just because they’ve never tried scheduling a doctor’s appointment on a Monday!!

Ok let's start this off with a bit humour shall we.. 

Pain.. 

How many people right now are fighting battles no one can see? Living, struggling, and just existing under the weight of an invisible illness.. mental health.

Before I start.. Ask yourself this question.. 

So I'd thought I'd fully kick things off with a personal piece from me.. Hopefully this blog will explain all about me..