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Anxiety! Depression!  The feeling of being completely alone with no one to go to, the feeling of being useless to yourself and really everyone and anything. You feel you’ve fallen so low, it is like how do I get back up? Or when you try something keeps happening to where you just fall back down again and again! This is just slightly a bit of how I felt during the last 12 months (January 2018 – December 2018). October was the worst when really they should have been...  Well Normal, well better than normal!

“Think about the good things!” or “think about what you have!” tend to be the most common phrases I've heard people say… Which for some reason they will think they are helping when really it only making how you feel worse. Really they are right for sure in most cases but it is just not how it works. “Just forget about them and move on!” which is one for friends, boyfriends, girlfriends etc. Again another true phrase but just doesn’t help really.

Anxiety is probably the thing that I’ve suffered a lot from especially over the past 16 months, but I didn’t know what anxiety was till someone pointed out to me. I can’t say I know a lot apart from what I’ve experienced generally it is where I can’t think, I can’t breathe properly not out of breath just struggle to breathe generally. I don’t want to be around anyone and will generally just want to stay away from people or I will be quiet around everyone. I really can be hard when it kicks off as I have to work with people and my last few jobs including the one I have now had all been customer-facing or having to talk to someone.

Anxiety attacks can be the worst again they consist of breathing faster and shorter or struggle in general, I feel faint and dizzy, a number of times I have had it where I just collapsed on the floor and a couple of times with milk in my hands so that ended up on the floor and me to clean up and as the milk was all over me. When an anxiety attack happens I feel like someone’s hands have just grabbed my brain and are squeezing really hard. When it hits I will always be in the toilets being sick through it. I just will not eat or drink at all, it has to be forced down me most times even though I know I will regurgitate it anyway… Sleep! Yeah, I’ve never got any when anxiety is around.

Lack of sleep is probably where I am at my worst when I am going through the worst parts especially when it reaches three or more days as that is where my dark side comes out. This is generally where everything that is colour just disappears. Everything is just black and grey! This is the most dangerous part of me, it is not that I am dangerous to others, I become a danger to myself. That is where I will overdo things (especially at the gym) to a point where some might want to call it self-harming. I just don’t feel pain or a desire to stop. I won’t cut myself or anything just push my body to the max but not have a rest or eat properly to recover. 

Depression! So misunderstood, people that have never been so far down always tend to criticise people on social media! “It is for attention!” is what I see online. “Give your head a wobble!”  Are more terms that I have seen and heard but it is so much easier said than done!  A human mind is an incredible tool but such a destructible one also. So much of it can drive you to self-harm and in worse cases suicide. Something I have gone through to where it is down to pot luck I am here today. also, I went through it nine months ago and was close to just completely ending it.



Having anxiety and depression does not just affect how you feel but it can affect your body and how it works! For me when I get hit by anxiety and depression especially if it hits hard it affects my IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). For some it can cause diarrhoea, for others like me it causes constipation and as I am writing this coming out of bad anxiety and a depressive state my IBS is really acting up.
How can this happen when your brain is in the other part of the body? Looking online there was research in 2016 and when the brain has any stress, depression, anxiety it suppresses activities in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands which is why they react the way they do. Anyway! Enough of chatting crap and on to other things depression can do to the body.


  • Increase the risk of heart disease,
  • hair loss,
  • Inflammations,
  • Loss of libido,
  • Chronic pain,
  • Insomnia,
  • Weight loss/weight gain.

That is just some of the things on how anxiety and depression can affect your body, as people we need to support each other in someone’s time of need as it can affect anyone at any time and there might come a time where you might need it, it can be a difference in someone living and someone taking their life!

Here is my dark story.

2014

Early on when I started this blog in 2014, I spoke briefly on when I was 14, young gullible and just starting to figure out what I wanted to do in life, but my Mum had a boyfriend at the time who was an alcoholic, consistent arguing, ruining holidays, Christmas amongst other stuff got on top of me from the age of 7-14 it was on continuous problem, arguing, abuse from my mum’s boyfriend etc. It got to that stage where it was affecting me and after seeing going through some really bad things I could not take it anymore. One night I remember my mum and her boyfriend got into a big fight and he slammed the door and I assumed he left and it was where I lost it. Everything in my head just went dark, I was breathing very heavily. I generally just couldn’t take it anymore!

When morning came my mum went to work to which I didn’t sleep all, it was like I had the biggest headache ever no paracetamol would shift it, my head felt like it was wobbly was completely dizzy and really was pretty disorientated. I found a ladder we kept in the house, went into the loft and found some rope which was pretty thick enough to what I thought would do the trick. In the loft it had a beam that was pretty much overhanging the entrance, I was not thinking about anyone else or myself, it was about the outcome and just how this torment would end along with anymore suffering that I was having, no more drunken episodes from my Mum's boyfriend, no more fighting that went on for so long. I do not think I gave it a second thought and down I lifted myself from the entrance of the loft on a rope to where the only thing that was hanging on to me was a rope around my neck.  

I don't know how long I was there for, all I can remember was HIM! He lifted me up and cutting me down and gasping for breath and could not stand for about 5-10 minutes. That changed my life forever!

2018

Fast Forward to 15th September after my first week off (in a job) in over a year, setting new highs, like going to watch the ice hockey as female for the first time and also going into town but on my own start to finish as female for the first time only for 14th September to be put under investigation. For anyone that has been placed under investigation knows it is not pleasant especially when you suffer from anxiety.


I think from the moment the allegations against me was made, was when all the problems in how I felt started. I felt sick, I felt dizzy which was only to get worse I wasn’t suspended either so it was a normal 40 hours for two weeks. I worked all the way through it, was going to work and having to be around the people that were doing the investigation. Every time I stepped through the door I was hit with dizziness some days and I had to go be sick. It was not great, at home it was not good either to where I would get so worked up, my head would just blackout mainly on my bed as that is where I spend most of my time. I think I knew I was going to be dismissed all the way through it. On 28th September 2018 I was told I was to be dismissed with immediate effect I had no emotion at all, I left and even shook the now ex-store manager hand thinking there was no point kicking off. I am still confused to why I was actually dismissed as was the Citizens Advice Bureau. Not being there for 2 years meant I had pretty much no rights.

October 2018 that was a close one! As many know 2018 was the year I started the road to transitioning to female. I got put on the waiting list, I had a to battle to get to see an endocrinologist to see me for my hormones but I had to be put on a 5-month waiting list and was knocking all my goals out of the park that I set, it was going great! …

A month went one with no luck of finding a job and I was meant to be going to Harrogate to see my endocrinologist then going to London the next day. All the hard work and the waiting to the day was just well becoming to a halt and signing back on to Job Seekers Allowance to what is now called Universal Credit really hit hard. This is where the consistent headaches started, worrying about money was not eating, constipation set in hard, all these things just hit all at once and this biggest part of me that I think set me off on really not wanting to live was shame. I felt so ashamed of myself that my life just crumbled so quickly and I fell so hard as I was so close to this extremely important chapter of my a life which I worked so bloody hard to disprove so many people that said I could not get where I wanted to be, and in such a small amount of time was pretty much on the verge of being taken away from me and nothing I could do about it.


All those feelings from 2014 just added and hit me with a double dose. I know my dad was heading out to Scotland for the weekend and that is where I thought that would be it! I (thought) lost everything, I had no self-respect, I lost all hope in myself, I lost any good feeling about everything and seeing everything in black and grey returned, consistently feeling dizzy and disorientated. At this point, I was a goner. I do not know how I felt at the time how I came up with posting about how I felt on Facebook, I generally keep stuff about being depressed off Facebook. I did not post about how I felt regards to suicide but about being really down and depressed about how hard life was at that moment in time… And boy I was in for a shock! People reached out to me and messaged me, with support and reassurance. That status also got me back on to the career path I was on in 2017. At the time the former store manager I had on Facebook saw my status and (in black and white) messaged me and said if I was looking for work still, with no hesitation I said yes and it went from there. This time it would be a new store, a few staff that joined after I left, but I would be reunited with the ones that I used to work with and all supportive of my transition. It was one of the biggest things that saved my life, it brought me back into an industry that I loved and colleagues I loved, it was not just a job but also meant my transition would be back on track!



During that week also I went to Professional Beauty North Convention which I bumped into people that knew me from doing lives in a makeup group and asked for pictures, but hopefully for future post it became the start of a good relationship with the Spectrum Brush founders! It got better from there! A couple of days later I got what would be my final pay packet from my employer, I was dismissed from and that abled me to go to Harrogate, get the green light to proceed with HRT on the NHS before I was to be seen at the Gender Identity Clinic.


Generally, it took 4 days to go from feeling rock bottom to feeling on top of the world! The thing with depression and anxiety is it is like an RKO out of nowhere! It can just hit you and really send you downhill to where you think there is nowhere to go, no one to speak to or if there is you don't want to! If you battle depression and really try as hard as it is the rewards can be astronomical! I really didn’t want to go out even to Professional Beauty in Manchester, but I forced myself and when I got in I took my makeup off and clothes just got in my onesie and I just collapsed on my bed like just fainted. It took so much to get out and go against what my head was saying. I walked out of my home thinking am I going to live past this week, to be feeling not that bad anymore!

In 2019 it has been a roller coaster but not as bad as October last year. I know I need to focus on my goals and keep pushing, I need to keep my friends I know care close and know who the right people are and concentrate on them more. Depression and anxiety for me are nothing to me when I fight back it soon goes as quick as it comes but it is getting the strength to push through it. Life will always be tough and there will always be a time where you feel you can go nowhere and it is the end, but if you can find just a small hole you can get to when you are in that bubble of darkness keep going at it as I am pretty sure you will succeed and emerge victoriously.     

This year I've tried to really push myself to the limit and that has mainly been focusing on my transition a little be more on myself than others to a point but going to the gym and exercising has made a massive difference! You get to a point where you need to go and that mental side takes over but also the issue you have just gets left at the door but also the rewards for what you put into the gym really are massive and that becomes a massive goal and you want more and the feeling you get from putting in the work is crazy in a good way! Never give up and fight it!



I want to thank some people before I finish this post because I look back still and I can’t believe how close I was to ending it all in October 2018. One is my store manager now. It was the start of the recovery and it really has to help me overcome and become a stronger person and I really can’t think of how I can repay you. Professional Beauty if it wasn’t for that event I wouldn’t have bumped into the Spectrum Sisters. Yes, The Spectrum sisters. They have been amazing with me and for letting me be behind the scenes in the photo-shoot they did in January, I just hope I was a great help to you then. Another is to a girl who I don’t talk to anymore and I have no actual reason why and it still puzzles me, but just after my meltdown she was going through a really rough time and we were talking for a bit and she helped me more than I think she realised. Knowing she was in a deep hole to come out of it quickly and in style really was a massive inspiration to me and still is.

At the time of writing this, I only had water, I guess I have to pretend it is pink gin with lemonade but I raise my glass to you all and say Thank You! Because you guys saved my life!



Hey all!

First of all, I would like to wish everyone a happy New Year!

Welcome to special edition post and it’s not something I’ve done for a while. This post is all about 2017 and my last day off in 2016, and how it’s the start of probably the biggest challenge of my life which is where I will be starting my transition from male to female to where I will be going full time.

I will get to that later but before I do there is something else I have to talk about. Wednesday 28th December was my last day off for this year. Normally I would stay in and game/shop for makeup and clothes but  this time I decided not to. Recently I’ve decided to start going to the gym early rather than when everyone else does when the new year comes round and may struggle to get in any classes or equipment. 

Wednesday 28th December, it was a nice day and I didn’t want to stay in so I decided to go for a walk to Scotsman’s Flash pretty much after I got in from the gym. In Wigan you have what are called the ‘Wigan Flashes’ Which is where they have loads of water and where there are bird and people fish in the shortest way to put it, but the views are great and it all looks amazing. I thought that I really want to get some pictures in before my rest window shuts. 


Wigan Flashes
From my house to the Top of Scotsman’s Flash its 3.1 miles and it took about 40 mins to get there before the sun would properly set so the race was on.

At 14:30 I was on the stretch where I would get onto the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, where I would get hit but a surprise and that was that the floor was still frosty and it wasn’t that could either.

With the conditions not what I wanted it did slow me down a little but I still soldered on, even the canal was pretty much frozen for most of my walk to the Wigan Flashes.

Even the ducks enjoy walking on water… technically but it was great to see them all together.

This was still just less than 1 mile away from where I wanted to go but I was touching the start of Scotsman’s Flash so I need to be quick if I wanted to catch the wildlife as well as the sunset.




The Wigan Flashes
With less than an hour to spend there I saw a great view of Scotsman’s Flash, it was the first time that I’ve ever seen it on a clear day, people was still about and the wildlife was around and I loved it.

This was the view I was treated with I’ve not edited these at all and these are just brilliant. This view was a great way to spend my last day off for the year resting. It was peaceful and just paradise for me, sometimes you don’t need to go shopping, buy makeup and go to the cinema where you would be spending money. Sometimes you just need a little walk.


I love these picture and was fantastically timed
The two ripples is the birds going underwater to catch fish to eat.
 I love these pictures also because of how beautiful these birds really are.
After I took this photograph I decided to call it a day at Scotsman's Flash and set off back home, I really enjoyed coming just as I normally do but this was the first time I've been here during the winter and I have to say even without the presents of the chicks and the blossoming of the flowers it was till beautiful. 

On my way home I thought I wouldn't really see anything even walking past Horrock's Flash but that wasn't the case, I tried to get some pictures of some ducks when out popped a swan that thought I had food. Unlucky for the swan I didn't but it still stayed around me and let me take a good few pictures. 
I wasn't long before its mate arrived also and again seemed not to be phased by me being there. 

Those was the last pictures I took on my journey out and I have to say what an amazing couple of hours out of the house it was. The weather wasn’t bad also and the sky was great I would have liked a better sunset but it could have been raining where I would of stopped in. It makes me so happy that where I live because Wigan has many places like this where I can come and get away from the world and chill. Being transgender isn’t easy, we get discriminated against, people that have a fetish for transgender people even cause trouble and people that don’t read profiles.

Just getting away and not having any stress is great.

Okay now for what this post is about and as of today 1.1.2017 it is now the start of my transition where I will be transitioning from male to female and I have set myself a goal of 12 months to achieve where I will live every day of my live as female. From being on hormones, to losing 2 stone in weight and being on the Gender Identity Clinic waiting list. These are to name a few and I know that I now have a massive year to where I will be extremely busy. I will be going to the gym regular at ‘JD Gyms’ which I’m looking for a personal trainer in a few months to help me with my diet and to push me. I won't be doing this alone I have some awesome people that has said that they will help me and guide me the best they can which I can't wait to see how everything turns out. 


It’s weird how far I’ve come on my journey since 1st April 2014 where I came out as Bi-Gender to now where I’m starting to plan my life to life as female. I never knew I would have the support I have now or be this person that everyone seems to adore and love (that’s how I feel anyway) 3 years ago people didn’t want to know me or hang out with me, I was pretty much alone with barely any friends and yes it wasn’t a great time for me at all.

I look back and think this is how I should have been and never ignored how I felt as now I feel that I’ve missed out on so much like having more friends and even finding love, which is something most of us want at some point in our lives. The hardest part for me is that I’m not into men so that makes it more difficult to find a female that will accept me for me. So hopefully within the next couple of years I will be celebrating New Year in love.

I would like to wish everyone a happy New Year and thanks for reading and giving me the support. I’ve been blogging pretty much from the beginning and I will be sharing every step of the way with you guys.


Love you all!
Sarah
xxx





First of all I hope everyone had a great Easter weekend.

One Year On 
This Easter not only am I off for the holiday, but I'm off for the entire week (6th-12th April) this is also a massive week for me as it has been a full year since I found out that I was Bi-Gender. 9th April is the date where I also came out to a close work friend when I decide to start my journey of learning about what Bi-Gender really was. I also needed to find out more about me.
(My first ever picture April 2014)

I'm a type of person that likes to discover things and learn quickly. Sitting back in denial is something that brings on negative feelings and then comes depression which is something I don't want to suffer from. I've been in dark places mentally in the past where I wasn't the best person to be around, moody, violent, negative and to come back without the use of professional help and drugs which I refuse to consume, it takes some doing and I wasn't going to go back to that place.
Where everything started to advance in looks and attitude

As soon as I knew I came out to a good work friend and it went well, within hours and days my whole store knew, maybe not the whole truth as Chinese whispers and all but all was soon corrected and the support was just brilliant. Within a month I was out to close friends and also to my brother and father, which surprised me as I thought of them both as assholes which I'm sure they knew at the time which has now changed, and I respect them them loads even though I may not show it to them both. Also within that first month I presented female to one of my closest friends and went out for a drive so stepping out in the big wide world as female within one month.
I'm not the sort of person to like myself but I liked this

A couple of months later I presented female to my Dad for the first time which went awesome, I didn't say much when I presented female or even when I was with my friend. It's all about doing it more and more till you get more comfortable with the person you're with till you begin to be your self. Now I don't hesitate when my Dad's in the house I just do as I feel.

This was just before I presented to my Dad and another picture I liked

In June I decided to take a big step when I was working at McDonald's I decided to speck to Human Resources about being Bi-Gender which they have never heard of and soon was the talk of the department according to the operations consultant, One day I walked into where I worked before my shift he came straight over to me and started to talk to me, which I had to tell him that I was leaving as I've got a new job. Which was sad as it could of been big for McDonald's and could of started a campaign off within the company. Even at my new job now people know and there are so many people that support me.
On my birthday I felt I wanted to try something different.

In September I came out on Facebook on my male profile to get loads of supportive messages, then a couple of days later to go out close in the public in Blackpool with my closest friend, which he was very encouraging telling me to lift my head up as I spent most of it looking at the floor but I generally do that as male. The only reason I was out in Blackpool as I needed to toilet and had to use the females.
Blackpool

I think the biggest achievement happen on Christmas Eve, I got invited for drinks with everyone I used to work with at McDonald's. I decided not to fight my feelings at the time and went as female. This was the first time I've been around so many people that I know and all where supportive which was the reason why I did it as we was in a big group so no one would bother us anyway, plus I was wasted before I got to the pub due to waiting on my friend. The males that was there was awesome I didn't get any handshakes, I got hugs which was awesome, I got treated as female which will be a night I will never forget.

Christmas Eve 2014 I was wasted

With so many things done in one year which has flown by. I said at first when I found out that I was scared what would happen and now I'm petrified after all the stuff I've done, and the transformation along the way, how much in fashion has changed and I think for the better, the improvement of make-up. All this makes me think. What has this next 12 month going to be like? Will I end up staying female? If so will HRT happen? So many questions and it really bothers me as the journey continues. I've still yet to go out in the day as female, I'm still yet to wake up and have a wash to then get ready as female.
How I've changed in 12 months

Am I still scared?

Absolutely, but I would never have got this far if it wasn't for the support that I've received so to everyone that knows me.

Thank You
xx




Hey all.

I hope you have had a great Christmas? I know for me Christmas came early. I was invited to the pub with the people that I used to work with, some of them left working at McDonald's a month or so before I left some still working there, but when it comes to an all out messy piss up you're guaranteed that they will unite together for it and get messy together. Hopefully in the future I will join them round town as female which I plan within the next 12 months.

I worked with most of them when I found out I was Bi-Gender and the support they gave was awesome, and I have always thought to myself how can I repay there kindness and acceptance. I know many of them wanted to see my female side and with me leaving for my new job that went down the hill in regards to me presenting female.

This month has been a hard month I have been suffering from so much dysphoria regards to my gender it has really made me feel low and when I got the invite I felt it was the perfect opportunity to present as female if the opportunity comes across and not fight it like I have done for most of the month. The journey which I'm on felt like it came to a stop as even though I had my days off to present as female, I couldn't do it as it would be the same stuff and not doing anything and staying in the house. Sure it would settle the dysphoria down but I've been craving to get out and interact with people even with my masculine voice I just needed to get out.

Weds 24th December 2014

The day had come I finished work at 2pm and headed home, I got in around 15:45pm with only a few presents to wrap and a quick tidy up of the house. I was expecting my friend to come round around 20:30pm-21:00pm, think I started to get ready around 19:30pm I don't know for sure what trigged it off and wanting to go to a crowded pub with a good few of us that I knew dress female. The only thing I can think of was that I needed to get over this hurdle that was stopping me from my journey. I knew that I could go and everyone would be good about it, so what a better way to get out and meet people.

My best friend was delayed by about one hour and that was after I was ready so by the time he came my nervousness that I felt had pretty much gone. I was pretty much angry and on the way to being drunk as I had around 5 shots of Jack Daniels and 2 cans of beer before I set out, some of it was Dutch courage but most was because I hadn't had a drink in a while.


After my friend arrived we quickly went to pub to meet up with everybody and I have to say how good everyone was, I got treated as female for most of it, I was expecting the lads to give me a hand shake but they treated me female and gave me hugs which I expected and I love hugs, I think at first some people was shocked as when I said about being Bi-Gender people thought it was a load of B.S, or that I would never show them/never have the guts but I got comfy quickly and was chatting away to people that knew who I was and was reminiscing of old times some people kept say about how good my eye make up was, about my hair and one lad called Kyle who just is one of a kind asked me about my boobs haha. So I thought fuck it and told him to have a feel, I know it sounds weird but being open is what I'm about and obviously he was curious of what they was to gave my body the shape so it was for me more about educating him, I know his girlfriend called Lauren wasn't happy at first but he felt her's then mine again, which she then felt mine. It was funny and I didn't see the bad side as being a bitch will get you nowhere and nothing was meant by it, and he got some fun and education out of it. Kyle treated me as I presented which was female and I loved it, most of the people that was with us did.
Kyle 
(He is really a nutcase but awesome)

I wanted to meet one person that was there and that was a fantastic girl called Abi. She is amazing has has always been there for me out of the people that was with us. I not saying that the other wouldn't but we have spoke to each other via facebook profiles and I was reluctant to meet her. Another girl that made me me happy was one mentioned recently which was Lauren, When we go into the pub she instantly noticed me and I spoke to her the most in the pub and she was more than supportive, and made me feel really welcome and apart of something which I've never massively had that feeling. People that I wanted to see and people that was with us was very good and didn't refuse to have pictures with me which really made me happy and feel special. Carla is another person that I have to mention, she has been very supportive and has said about going out sometime which I will take you you on that offer at some point, I've still never been to Nandos even though I work round the corner from one.
Abi

Overall the night was awesome and really was my Christmas present, I managed to do the hardest and most important part of my journey so far, anyone can ignore there feelings but to follow up on them go through with them is something. My friends said they was proud of me for not being ashamed of who I am well I'm proud to have you guys my life as for me it takes guts to accept someone that is different and treat them as a normal people. There are a few people that I've not mentioned its not because it didn't sink in what you did but this post would go on like for ever. I can see in the future when I can freely do what I want and hopefully we will become good friends as female with some of them and go on nights and even shopping.

I would like to thank all of the people that I was with not just being there for me but making my first time out with people I know special. Like I promised to people that have been there for me you will get a chance to see my female side and I kept that promise. There are a few people that still need to see my female side and I haven't forgotten.

My tips for people is don't be a slave to your emotions and feelings as it won't get you anywhere and will make matters worse by keeping them in believe me on this I know and it will affect your life from friends, family and work. Be confident in who you are even if it means necking some form of an alcoholic beverage. Go and have fun, if your friends know about how you are and are happy then why should they reject seeing you for who you are.
Left Bottom: Tori. Left: Carla, Jade. 
Center: Declan and Amelia (Underneath Dec)
Right: Me and Nathan
Dean
(This guy is a legend)
Random Girl
(She was with the group but was awesome)
(If someone gives me a name I shall edit)

Right: Terri. Center: Me. Right: Lauren.



Boxing Day

Christmas day was a male day even though my I really wanted to present female, reason for me fighting my feelings of not getting ready was because of I was going to be in a strange location and with newer people. I also was with my Mum and Step-Dad and my Mum has told me she doesn't want to see me as female, even though she does she does supports me, kind of a backhanded way of support but I have to respect her wishes and for the sake of a day it wasn't worth the trouble.

Anyway I have spent most of Christmas at my friends and I just felt feminine and I just thought stuff it. I have been told to be myself by both my friend and his house mate which we get on well so i took them up on it and got ready as my female side. From the get go he was supportive and didn't have a problem. He had to nip out and I thought I would look out the window to my amazement it was snowing and snowing heavy which I had to take a picture.


Left: Ains
Right: Daz










I spent most of my Christmas with these two clowns but to be honest I can't think of any other clowns I would spend it with total acceptance from the beginning. When I got home I thought stuff it so I grabbed a picture of me and my Dad

This has been a busy few days and it only got better which is why I got delayed posting this as Boxing Day also had a something I could add to this.
I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and hope you all have a happy New Year.

Thanks to everyone that has been there for me this year from first coming out and coming joining me along the way. Without you there is no way I could have got this far. No way could I have entered that pub with you guys not being there. No way could I have gone to Blackpool, gone for walks, coming out on Facebook etc. You Guys are my hero's. People have told me that their proud of me and what I have achieved in such short time, but I'm proud of you as it takes guts to accept someone that is different and shows it in front of other people whist you're there. Your Strengths give me mine. With the new year fast approaching I can't wait to see what I will be doing next, I just hope next year I find love and someone that accept me for me.

Thank you
Sarah
xxx