what if they do not lsiten to me?

I recall very clearly in high definition, as if only yesterday, as a student midwife, auscultating a fetal heart that was no longer beating.

one breath, one life

I think God used this difficult experience to show me the importance of having good equipment and skills. I was reminded of the importance of being able to resuscitate a newborn. Samuel survived!

come into his presence with singing!

Lillian Farlow explores how our singing voices can bring God into our everyday We often put communicating…

The NHS can be hard to navigate if you can’t speak or communicate in the mainstream way. Making an appointment, explaining symptoms, or communicating pain may be challenging. Sadly, some people have no one to help them access health services, meaning they ‘give up’ or fall through the gaps.

God has surely listened

It’s 6:40 am, and I park outside the hospital. In my car, I pray for my protection, my patients, and the ward. During the handover, my allocated beds changed three times; strange.