I Like Where I Live Here, In

I Think People In Great Britain Are A Bit Jaded Sometimes.

There's A Lot Of Women's Organisations, But They're All Working Separately. If You Get People Together, As A Collaborative Voice, It's Strong.

I Stand On The Shoulders Of Giants That Have Gone Before Me, In Terms Of Affording People Like Myself, Women, The Access To Democracy, The Vote, Medical Treatment, Education, Everything That I've Been Given. It's All Been Earned. Therefore I Feel It's Incumbent On Me Personally To Just Contribute Something, To Add To A Collective Voice That Needs To Be Here Right Now, To Build It Up To A Tipping Point, To Make The World Aware That Women's Rights Still Have To Be Addressed And That The Word 'feminism' Has Been Devalued And Needs To Be Reclaimed.

To Try To Help People Have Babies In A Healthy Way And To Celebrate The Process Of Delivering A Child Which Will Be Healthy Is, I Think, Almost The Best Part Of Healthcare.

Dying Is Easy, It's Living That Scares Me To Death.