11/09/2026
Some news that Iβm still trying to take inβ¦ π
Iβm incredibly honoured to have been recognised with an award for the work we have done through The Millie Wright Childrenβs Charity.
Being recognised personally feels a little strange, because this has never been about me.
It has always been about Millie. About supporting others through our journey and her experience. About turning the most devastating thing our family has ever lived through into something that can make life just a little easier for other families facing the unimaginable.
Iβm so grateful to the for sharing our story and for shining a light on the charity and the reason behind it.
I would like to shine a lot on those others who's generosity makes so much of what we do possible, our trustees, fundraisers, supporters and every single volunteer who gives their time, energy and heart to Millieβs charity. None of this happens without them.
And then there is my family.
Nige. π
My husband, my partner in all of this, and the person who has stood beside me through every single step. We built this from the deepest heartbreak imaginable, and somehow we have kept going.
And my boys, Harry, Charlie and Jake. πππ
You have had to watch your mum navigate something no family should ever have to face. You have grown into incredible men while carrying your own grief, and I could not be prouder of you. So much of what we do is because of your sister, and I know Millie would be so proud of the men you have become.
This award may have my name on it, but it belongs to all of us.
To everyone who has donated, volunteered, sponsored an event, delivered food, bought a raffle ticket, shared a post, offered encouragement or simply believed in what we are trying to do, thank you. ππ
Most importantly, it belongs to a little girl called Millie, whose life was far too short but whose love continues to ripple outwards in ways I could never have imagined.
Forever our girl.
Forever making a difference. π¦ππ
Thank you. ππ