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December 31, 2018

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Hero Nurse Risks It All (LotusNews)

The panic and fear caused by the current Covid-19 pandemic is undeniable, and we all owe a great deal to the key workers who are risking their lives every day to keep our country running. However, one nurse has went above and beyond her duty and risked her own safety whilst off-duty to save a life. Nobody tells it better than Lucy herself, who posted the ordeal to Facebook, saying: "What an eye opener tonight has been, after working a 12 hour shift, I was driving home from work when someone drove in the side of me, they then drove off. I followed the car into an off a street we're the car had parked up, I got out my car to see it was an elderly man driving. The man opened his car door and reached out to me, he grabbed my arm tightly and told me he's got Covid-19. The man asked for my help, with beads of sweat rolling down his face, the man was drifting in and out of continuousness as he spoke to me. I offered to ring the man an ambulance and he told me he will wa...

Our 2018

2018 was a big year for Maggie’s Beautiful People Project. After being set up and completing our first projects in December 2017, we were ready to launch head-first into our activities in the new year. 2018 has seen us attend our first conferences as an organisation, run our own fundraisers and community events, carry out more projects, and partner up with other organisation to help as many people as possible. But this year was not all easy-sailing. I had to learn a lot about an industry and profession that I had no previous experience in, I had to use a lot of my own money until we gained supporters, and I had to face some of my biggest fears. Going to conferences and doing speeches as the CEO of an organisation when you have social anxiety is not easy. There has been many times throughout the last year when I have thought that continuing with setting up a charity was impossible. It seemed like a crazy idea and one that I would never be able to manage. What eighteen year old...

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