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Two years ago I was not a happy girl. Five days a week I was a stay-at-home mum, dealing with my very cranky toddler, pregnant and suffering through what turned out to be nineteen weeks of morning-(HAH!)-sickness. The other two days I was slaving away at work. I was knackered, falling apart at the seams, couldn’t go on.
So hubby says I need to slow down, get off my feet, let my body have a chance to put some energy into the baby. He had a point. I’d always wanted to see if I could write a book, and he suggested that now might be a good time to start.
