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By MummyWhisperer, on February 28th, 2012% 
Are you feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or on the brink? Have you already fallen over the brink into depression or other mental health problems?
I’ve got a plan to get you back on the first step of enjoying being a mum more and turning your life around. It’s a bit of an experiment, but worth a shot heh?
The idea is to get you to
Work out your Top 3 Priorities Commit to them Share them with a group
So that you can get an idea of what other people prioritise in their lives. It’ll show you how different we are and also . . . → Read More: Commit To Turning Your Life Around and Reducing The Overwhelm
By MummyWhisperer, on February 28th, 2012% 
Here are my promised 6 Top Tips for beginning to turn your life around and reduce the stress and overwhelm in your life.
When Nick coffer (My Daddy Cooks) asked me to summarise my book of over 100 pages into 6 simple tips on his radio show it made my brain ache. But this is what I came up with, because without these steps the others in my book wouldn’t have worked.
In last weeks post on surviving my mental health problems I explained how come . . . → Read More: Top Tips For Reducing The Stress And Overwhelm
By MummyWhisperer, on February 24th, 2012% 
This post is being written as part of the blog prompt for #DoSomethingYummy from Typecast which is the campaign for CLIC Sargent Charity for children with cancer. I’ve picked the prompt ‘Something I’ve survived‘.
Yummy Mummy Week is 10th-18th March, so if you haven’t had a chance to add your own post, you still have time. OR just donate a few quid.
I do hope that you will think about donating even a little bit to CLIC when you think about what those children and parents are surviving and dealing with. This is a great practical charity, that does loads . . . → Read More: Surviving Mental Health for #DoSomethingYummy
By MummyWhisperer, on June 15th, 2011% Sounds harsh heh, ‘stop whining and sort it out’: but you know what I mean don’t you? There comes a time when your friends need to stop listening to you, and kick you out the door telling you to do something about it all, or at least one of the things that you are whining about.
I’m the same; I do whine, even though I have a pretty low boredom threshold for problems, so I tend to be quite proactive about improving things. This year has been particularly hard, and in a way I haven’t whined too much on this blog, because I knew that . . . → Read More: Video Wed: Stop Whining and Sort It Out
By MummyWhisperer, on February 7th, 2011%
I watched an amazing TV program a couple of weeks ago, and have been meaning to post about it for ages. It was all about black bears in America, so it had big time cute factor. But then it had the most incredible story about a Mummy bear.
I’m particularly fond of black bears having accidentally ended up on one of those ‘working’ holidays, counting acorns in Shenandoah Virginia for Earth watch (it’s a long story, we were meant to be picking up orangutan poo in Indonesia, but someone got kidnapped and their head chopped off the week before, so they sensibly . . . → Read More: Hope for Mums with PND from a little black bear
By MummyWhisperer, on October 4th, 2010% I’ve met my fair share of coach/therapist/healer types who were extremely deluded about either their grandiose plans, their skills or their market actually wanting them. There have also been a fair amount if people with a great deal less training and experience than me, who were a load better at marketing and therefore a hell of a lot more financially successful. So the question is, am I deluded too, or is it just a matter of my marketing skills needing a polish?
The thing is, I’ve spent nearly 11yrs in this business in one form or another, and although I’ve enjoyed it, and it’s enriched . . . → Read More: Help, Am I Deluded?
By MummyWhisperer, on September 15th, 2010% 
It’s been a weird 6 months, I appear to have been in mega ‘declutter your life’ mode.
You would have thought that giving birth to little dimples, and curly headed boy going to primary school would have been enough really, plus getting really sick. But I appear to have been on a mission.
Maybe it’s because now I have two kids, there really isn’t any space for anything that is irrelevant or takes up time/space I can’t afford? Did anyone else find a similar thing happened to them after having a second child?
I’m also . . . → Read More: It’s All Change On The Western Front
By MummyWhisperer, on July 28th, 2010% 
I’m writing this for three reasons. (Well, I actually started writing it 14 days ago, but have been that exhausted that it has taken this long to finish!).
Firstly to share with non mums what it feels like. I’m sorry to do the whole ‘you can’t understand what its like’ card, but seriously, I reckon that only Mums or people who have illnesses or who work shifts, can really understand the true meaning of ‘exhaustion’! Secondly so that other mums know it is not just them. And finally to remind me when these days are over, that my body really is too . . . → Read More: Exhaustion …. What it feels like
By MummyWhisperer, on May 25th, 2010% Recently I’ve been blogging about the importance of asking for help, having been forced to get over myself and find loads of different ways of asking myself! Here are a couple of my blogs: pictures to inspire you, feeling guilty and why is it so difficult? I realised that it is often actually much more pleasant for the rest of the world if I do ask for help (although I’m still a fan of a healthy balance between depending and being independent!); my husband now comes home to a much more pleasant wife, and the 4yr old has a more patient mummy.
But . . . → Read More: What Does It Feel Like When You Are Not Asked For Help?
By MummyWhisperer, on May 19th, 2010% Have you ever wondered what happened to the girl you used to be, or who you will become, or who on earth you have ended up becoming? I suddenly started wondering about this at the weekend as I watched one of my favourite films ‘Practical Magic’ with Sandra Bullock. I felt a tinge of sadness, as though it reminded me that there is a little part of me that I’m ignoring right now. Realistically that is a choice I have made because I’m unable to fit in everything, and focussing mainly on the practicalities of life, helps everything flow more smoothly. But it was a . . . → Read More: Who am I, Who was I, Who will I be?
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