30/08/2026
They say the worse things that happen in our lives put us directly onto the path to the best things that will ever happen to us. I truly believe that.
My husband, Mark, broke & dislocated his neck playing rugby 13 years ago. What followed was the closure of his business. 12 months of recovery & uncertainty as I became a carer. A lot of emotion & a huge feeling of loss. New friends gained & support from people we barely knew. A complete career change for me inspired by helping Mark with his rehab. Building my own clinic. Mark becoming a junior rugby coach & supporting an amazing group of girls to be the best in the country.
On the anniversary of us meeting 23 year ago this weekend, it’s been one hell of a rollercoaster. It still is! But I’m so grateful to be riding the ups & downs with this man. All the support & belief he has in my abilities, my business, as a parent, as a person, it never waivers. Steadfast in every aspect of life.
We could moan about bad times, fall victim of woe, blame the world or people around us, or we have a choice to push through the crappiness & focus on where the good stuff is. Getting through those bad times has been worth the challenge.
