i first met Debbie approximately 8 years ago.  She attending a thyroid support froup i run.  It was in Solihull then.  I remember her passion for learning more about thyroid disease, she would loan all of the books i had in the group’s library.

Debbie also embraced changing her diet and doing all she could to improve her health.  

When covid hit there was clearly a divide in the group and Debbie shared mine and several others opinion that it was a hoax.  We had several meetings at my house that changed from discussing thyroid to dis ussing what was really happening in the world and how we had been lied to all of our lives.  Debbie would always be friendly and show compassion to others.  We had some great conversations.  Debbie brought her friend along once too.  She also introduced and brought her lovely sister Dawn along too.

I was amazed and want to recognise how much of a hard worker Debbie was, I know her early life must have been tough whilst bringing her children up.  How wonderful to have brought so many babies into the world and being so passionate about helping new mothers giving birth and then working so hard as a health visitor.  Her reason for leaving the position was shared with us too.

thank you for all you did in helping those vulnerable new mums.

we had many conversations about the flawed health system about the contagion myth.  Debbie was passionate about her strong faith and we chatted about this too so I know it was so wonderful for her to be involved in her own church service.

Debbie was a warrior and know that she will show those who do not see the truth, i am sure she will give a sign that she is still a warrior with us all.  
I feel its heartbreaking that she worked so hard with natural health to get well.  I know that she loved her family and its so unfair that she didnt get to enjoy a well earned retirement.

i will miss you so much Debbie and thank you for our friendship.  Sending you all of my love and know that you will be sadly missed by the thyroid support group and at Truth Juice too.

May you rest in peace, lots of love Sue x