Somebody once told me I was the spitting image of David Cameron.
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View all 122 →“Your career will be over if you have the baby.”To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why? My parents, for my teenage years. I tried to run away when I was 15. We lived in a fishing village in France and, with my boyfriend, I headed to Spain to sell arts and crafts on the beach. Mum came and took me home.
“You’ll never walk again.” This was when I was eight or nine and recovering from viral encephalitis.
The melanoma has returned in your lung.
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View profile →Being alive on Earth is challenging and I like to believe that whatever happens after is filled with peace and ease.
An inability to be authentic.
Someone to clean my apartment.
All of the anxious thoughts that you are able to escape during the day that somehow know when you are lying down to relax.
When I realised that I could get myself through anything that came my way.
I’ve never really had a horrible job – I liked working at restaurants and being a nanny when I wasn’t acting.
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