Sue Waters Blog

When a doctor first suggested that my mother probably had Motor Neurone Disease (MND), also known as ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), I told him to remove it from the list.

But life doesn’t work like that. And MND (ALS) is a cruel, progressive, terminal neurological disease that can strike anyone. MND has no cure or treatment, and it kills over 50 % within 2 years of diagnosis.

My goal is to raise awareness of Motor Neurone Disease (ALS) to make others understand why donating to MND/ALS associations is important.

Read more Raising Awareness of Motor Neurone Disease (MND / ALS)

I was left 100’s of old family photos and documents when my grandfather died aged 98. Some date back to the late 1800’s and early 1920’s. With no one left to remember all their stories I’ve been digitizing the photos and documents, writing their stories to share with future generations. I’ve included some of my favorite photos and old documents in this post, explained the process I’ve been using to document my family history and linked to where I’m storing digital copies.

Read more Digitizing My Family History

We each respond differently to change! While we can’t control how others will respond to being asked to change we can control how we react to their responses.

This is my tips that have helped me over the year when implementing change.

Read more Dealing with Change

People I meet in person often find what I do unusual because I’m a remote worker who works very flexible hours. So I thought sharing a glimpse of my work life would provide an insight into what life is like as a remote worker and the tools I use to connect with my work colleagues.

Read more A Glimpse into My Work Life!