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Tribute
to Annette Annette
first stepped into the healing realms as a young girl, when her mother was
ill in hospital. At home, Annette lovingly cared for her father who had
diabetes, and back then it was a painstaking task to provide the right balance
of sugars and nutrients. All ingredients of the meals were weighed and
measured. Although
there was also an artistic flair, the scene seemed to have been set and
Annette ventured into healing via nursing then more specifically mothercraft
nursing. With
the birth of her two children, healing and nurturing focussed on the family
and her own ailments. Eventually Annette had sufficient information to fill
many pages in a book. So with more research and determination, the first
publication evolved. Its success led to an updated version - Body is the
Barometer of the Soul II - which is still finding its way into handbags, onto
benches and bedside tables. To
thank Annette for her wonderful and continued contribution to our world, her
name has been placed on the Shilling Wall at the Queen Victoria Women’s
Centre, the site of the old Queen The
Shilling Wall was erected to commemorate the efforts of the special women who
opened the first women’s clinic in The
Shilling Wall is located at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre,
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(Annette’s home for
many years)
Annette at home
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