Celebrating You: (And the Beautiful Person You Are)

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We want to thank everyone who made a nomination for Celebrating You 2023 and to everybody who join us yesterday at the awards ceremony. The idea for Dalit Goods came about as a result of a trip to India by Life Association director Simon Hawthorne. Their can-do attitude has been inspirational and their enthusiasm for all we do has been nothing short of extraordinary. One of my clients referred to me as a 'Celebrationist' not long ago and I thought it was a perfect word to describe me and what I do!

Held during Black History Month, this event will celebrate the past, present and future of Black women in science. Laura was diagnosed with a glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain tumour, in 2018 and was given a prognosis of just one year. Oliver Highway, who’s living with a glioblastoma and won the Volunteer of the Year Award in 2020, said: “ It was such an inspiring night and, like us, I’m sure everyone went home with a sense of both what has been achieved and the inspiration to continue supporting The Charity in the best way they can. You've supported me through the rough, you've delighted in the good, I'm so grateful that I've had you, in my life, you'll always have a part. And we’re asking for your help to nominate the most outstanding people in the brain tumour community – whether they’ve been spreading awareness of brain tumours, raising vital funds to help defeat brain tumours, campaigning for change or supporting families affected by this awful disease.

By her side throughout all of these amazing achievements has been her family – mum Nicola, dad Mark and sister Gracie – whose incredible commitment we also wholeheartedly appreciate. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Grace Latter, who won the Influencer of the Year Award in 2018, said: “ Celebrating You is a wonderful way to give the amazing people involved with The Charity a truly deserved proper celebration. Check your device settings to see whether the receiving of text messages is disabled or other options are activated. A rainbow of blooms is topped with festive curly ribbon for a gift that will last long after the party is over.

Unfortunately, Sarah was unable to join us at the ceremony, so Graham Floyd accepted the award in her place. Paula made us both feel at ease, ensuring that she really got to know us personally as a couple, as well making the effort to get to know those closest to us. We will be fulfilling dreams, telling tales of moving experiences, and surprising you with gifts all year long. Embracing the role of celebrant fully, she welcomes all thoughts outside of the box regarding the content, format, or style of your day.She’s organised, friendly, has a great sense of fun and humour and we would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a celebrant for a wedding or funeral. This is probably my third time reading this book but I don't remember when I read the book the other times.