The story of Captain Tom Moore’s fundraising walk is an inspiring one. It beautifully demonstrates the triumph of the human spirit in a time of great..

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This is Lou’s side of what happened when John and her got together. John discussed his version in Part 2 of his testimony. Listen to both to hear the whole story.

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In this update video we talk about a number of things including talking (with the accent on listening) to each other. We have just posted a new video with some news and some tips.  We also talk about the chain of care and an offer for 1 to 1 coaching. Leave us a comment below …

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A quick video talking about what social isolation might be like for anyone with a drinking problem. As you can see above I am settling into the style of isolation chic (a bit like shabby chic, but without the chic part). Leave a comment below and tell us how you are managing through this period …

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I'm delighted to introduce Ryan sharing about his sobriety.  He contacted me  yesterday asking if there was something he could do to help.  So I asked him to write his story and we would post it on the Blog.  So here it is. Hi my name is Ryan and I’m a alcoholic. I’m 31 years …

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Hi there welcome to heart to heart. If you haven’t listened to any of these before, this is not scripted we just sit and we talk. We wanted it to be real, we obviously checked it out with our members a few times.

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Lou discusses how Christianity is different from religion. In religion we are looking at a set of rules that we aspire to keep whereas Christianity is about a personal relationship with Jesus.

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The world is a very different place from a few weeks ago, even from last week.  Unbelievably, even the streets of Mumbai are deserted as India goes into lockdown and I have never seen our local towns so quiet.  Yet, in the middle of all this uncertainty, we find acts of kindness and sacrifice and …

Continue reading "Yesterday’s strangers are today’s friends and tomorrow’s saviours."

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Coping and the Coronavirus Well the coronavirus has finally hit our sleepy little corner of the earth down here in East Devon.  Yesterday we went shopping in the local supermarket to find the shelves empty, very little meat, no bread, rice or pasta and, of course, no toilet rolls.  Why toilet rolls??  Of all the …

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