Raise funds for Molly
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"My name is Molly and I go to Bright Lives Social Enterprise.
I am a young woman with several serious conditions, the most noticeable being Epilepsy and Conversion Disorder. Epilepsy is pretty well known but despite everything, mine is pretty poorly controlled. I still have at least one big seizure a month and many smaller ones more often. Conversion Disorder by comparison is a barely known condition. However it is incredibly debilitating, causing me at times to be paralysed from the waist down, and sometime lose my speech altogether.
I started visiting Bright Lives in December of 2014, and have been here for a little over a year now. I come twice weekly, and it's changed my life. When I started I could barely make decisions for myself, I had little to no self confidence, and no real skills. In the just more than a year since I began, I have had a huge boost in self confidence, I now know how to and often do make my own decisions, I take a more active role in the decisions about my care. I have also discovered a passion and skill. Sewing. I love it! My room is thrilled with things I have made and every item and project gives me great joy. Now Bright Lives have given me the opportunity to sell some of the things I’ve made, and what a wonderful opportunity it is. I can't thank the people at the centre enough for the change they have brought to my life.
Molly"
To enable Molly to continue with her new found skills and develop a understanding in how to market her skill. Bright Lives C.I.C has arranged for Molly to attend the Young Enterprise Team Programme starting in September 2016, the cost of attending this course for upto 2 Years is going to be £250.00 we are looking to raise this money to help Molly on her way having so far achieved so much.
You can see a sample of Molly's work and items for sale at the following website.
http://www.blbe.org.uk
I am a young woman with several serious conditions, the most noticeable being Epilepsy and Conversion Disorder. Epilepsy is pretty well known but despite everything, mine is pretty poorly controlled. I still have at least one big seizure a month and many smaller ones more often. Conversion Disorder by comparison is a barely known condition. However it is incredibly debilitating, causing me at times to be paralysed from the waist down, and sometime lose my speech altogether.
I started visiting Bright Lives in December of 2014, and have been here for a little over a year now. I come twice weekly, and it's changed my life. When I started I could barely make decisions for myself, I had little to no self confidence, and no real skills. In the just more than a year since I began, I have had a huge boost in self confidence, I now know how to and often do make my own decisions, I take a more active role in the decisions about my care. I have also discovered a passion and skill. Sewing. I love it! My room is thrilled with things I have made and every item and project gives me great joy. Now Bright Lives have given me the opportunity to sell some of the things I’ve made, and what a wonderful opportunity it is. I can't thank the people at the centre enough for the change they have brought to my life.
Molly"
To enable Molly to continue with her new found skills and develop a understanding in how to market her skill. Bright Lives C.I.C has arranged for Molly to attend the Young Enterprise Team Programme starting in September 2016, the cost of attending this course for upto 2 Years is going to be £250.00 we are looking to raise this money to help Molly on her way having so far achieved so much.
You can see a sample of Molly's work and items for sale at the following website.
http://www.blbe.org.uk
Organizer
Michael Jones
Organizer
