Glittering a Turd: How surviving the unsurvivable taught me to live: The Sunday Times Top Ten Bestseller

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You need to read it yourself to really absorb the joy you get from it (yes, a weird word to choose about a book written by a wonderful human with Stage 4 cancer but you'll get it when you read it).

Injuries aren’t uncommon but Tahnée suffered a serious concussion that has kept her off her bike and thrown up walls to scale that simply weren’t there before. It gives you the reassurance that every little part of you that might be niggling at you is worth getting checked out. Kris was living a totally normal life as a twenty-three-year-old: travelling the world, falling in love, making plans.

Kris Hallenga was living a totally normal life as a twenty-three-year-old: travelling the world, falling in love, making plans. Sophie is a powerhouse as you’ll hear, but it’s taken a lot of work and reflection to get to where she is today and work on the relationship with herself, her family, her friends and the wider world. I’ve been in love with Kris Hallenga for a few years now after first hearing her on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place. Giles has also worked a presenter making documentaries for Channel 4 and VICE, a series which billed him as the one-armed chef, a food is another Giles passions with which he connects to those he photographs to tell their stories.

Around four weeks after giving birth to her son, Laura Dockrill found herself in a psychricatic ward on suicide watch.hbhgsdhgdshgag THIS BOOK ACTUALLY SOUNDS SO INCREDIBLY PHENOMENAL AND ALSO JUST STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL?

I really loved reading Kris’ life story, she is strong and brilliant for spreading such an important message to check your boobs. Feb told it was secondary breast cancer - it had already spread to my lower spine (which explained the immeasurable pain). I would recommend this book to everyone young and old to tell them that life is short that they have seize the day and to always check your boobs.

In the podcast you’ll hear stories of how the glitter wasn’t always present, what the music industry can do to you and the when, where and why Sophie lifted all our spirits with the now famous kitchen discos during lockdown. Then I realised the only reason I recognised those symptoms were because of Coppafeel, the resources from them I’d seen online and resources/pop ups during my time at uni. In only a matter of a few short years, but with plenty of hard work, Felix White and his close friends saw their bedroom band The Maccabees play gigs and festivals across the world and have a number one album. Jack is a ambassador for CALM (The Campaign Against Living Miserably), they can be contacted on 0800 585858 5pm - Midnight 7 days a week or at www.

Fearne also lets us know how important Happy Place is to her and how important her work is with Kris on FestiFeel.Also, raising awareness of the importance of checking your breasts, no matter your age and persisting to get the answers you need despite medical assurances. Or if you want to become a fully fledged member of the Turd Glitterati, then head over to Patreon for more details https://www. With her background in mental health Natasha has written a number of books as well as releasing her first fictional book ‘Toxic’ in 2022. This is a brilliant and powerful book, worth every minute you spend reading it - maybe you, or someone you know is facing some turd stuff, but not only for that, this book is for everyone no matter what - just read it and feel the empowerment (and permission if you need/want it) to love your life, and appreciate your life, and everything you have to live for. You will feel a range of emotions , you won't want to put the book down and you will think about it days after you have finished it!