Times have changed, especially for the charity sector.
The great thing about a blog is that you can just blog. It's your own so in theory you can say whatever you like.
What's on my mind? - well, quite a lot actually.............
Ten years ago Muir's epilepsy was absolutely out of control. That is when I decided to pursue a Vagal Nerve Stimulator for Muir,
A very special lady from Orkney
You have a Right to a Section 23 Assessment of Need
I have so much I want to say right now. I think it calls for an agenda, and a few blogs in quick succession.
Our team has been as busy as ever - if not more so, answering up to 80 calls a month from needy families.
Actually I did, at 8 45am on Sunday 31st October in Marathon, 42 km from the Athens Olympic Stadium.
We have been silent (a bit) but no less busy.
The statistics we work with are 80 000 children in the UK have epilepsy, of which 30,000 have difficult to control epilepsy and 15,000 are severe.
Sorry! I missed my own deadline. We have been very busy at MMT organising our Alice in Wonderland event in Glasgow
An amendment to our website page regarding vacancies is overdue. With the recent departure of Annie and Karen we have at least one vacancy.
Happy New Year Everyone. My new year resolution is to blog more often! I must confess that you have all been neglected and there is so much to say. I will do my very best to blog at least once a month, so do watch this space and keep in touch.
Muir has achieved so much and I can, and will, recount for you a number of inspiring moments that we have witnessed.
I see so many of our beneficiaries supporting us now with a variety of wonderful fundraising initiatives and it’s great!
I will continue as the face of MMT along side my son Muir.