20/08/2026
It’s only Thursday, but I know how much you all love hearing about the babies… and what a fabulous week it has been already. 🤍
Last week, two beautiful baby boys arrived safely earthside, both little Westmeath boys. 💙💙
This week, a gorgeous little Galway girl made her arrival. 💕 And as if that wasn’t enough lovely news, today I received messages from two clients telling me that they are pregnant. There really are some days when my heart feels so full.
Never in my wildest dreams, when I went to train as a reflexologist, did I imagine how much I would fall in love with what I do.
To anyone who is still on their journey, hold onto hope. Sometimes life surprises us when we least expect it. The human body is incredible, and every day I’m reminded of just how much we still don’t fully understand about it.
Years ago, my gynecologist said something to me that has always stayed with me: the human body is extraordinary, unpredictable, resilient, and capable of healing in ways that can sometimes go far beyond what textbooks, medicine, or even doctors themselves can fully explain.
And, strangely enough, that same gynecologist is one of the reasons I’m a reflexologist today.
He was a great believer in holistic therapies, particularly reflexology. Before I became pregnant with Jack, my rainbow baby, he encouraged me to try it. I remember going for my first session thinking the whole thing sounded like madness! But I also knew he’d ask me if I had tried it, so off I went. Eighteen years ago it wasn't easy to find a reflexologist.
I absolutely loved it. I went on to have the most amazing pregnancy, and reflexology has been part of my life ever since. Eventually, that experience led me to train as a reflexologist myself, something I could never have imagined at the time.
Reflexology doesn’t promise to fix everything, and I would never claim that it does. But for me, and for so many of the people who come through my door, there is incredibly valuable about taking time to slow down, switch off and allow the nervous system to settle.
And all these years later, I still think about what my gynecologist told me, he was amazing and I'm so grateful.
Hold on to hope Xc