All Posts

Last night I braved the cold and headed into London for a David Nott Foundation - Sips & Sutures event. Essentially a chance to see the extraordinary training the Foundation offers medics in conflict zones while sipping on a glass of bubbly. Now, I count myself lucky because it's not my first encounter with this amazing Foundation. The CEO James Gough is a dear friend. We met in a gym in south London many years ago and have since bonded over being married to Welsh folk (Gof

Yesterday's Sunday Times newspaper included an article written by my friend and fellow IVF-er, Gabby Griffith , with a picture of me looking stern and serious under the headline! The piece followed on from a legal case brought by an IVF patient against her private fertility clinic, ARGC, when she suffered a stroke after treatment. Her case centres on the so-called "add-on" treatment she underwent at her clinic's suggestion. I was interviewed by Gabby because in my long journ

I'm the co-host of the above named podcast - a fun project set up by my friend, Tim Gatt . Tim and I used to work together as producers at Sky News. He's now a multiplatform media consultant and has always been a step ahead of the curve (and definitely me) when it comes to Social Media trends. So, a few years ago Tim asked me to co-host a new podcast with him looking at the stories that don't make it to mainstream media but go viral all around the world, with literally milli

In Episode 2 of Changing The Ovarian Cancer Story I got to speak to broadcasting legend, Christiane Amanpour . Christiane revealed she'd been diagnosed with ovarian cancer back in 2021. I remember messaging her at the time, sending my love and good wishes and thanking for her for talking so publicly about something so private. I had the great fortune of working alongside Christiane at CNN - she is an extraordinary journalist. So it was an incredible honour for her to agree t