Laughter with Cancer

21/11/2025

Oh so sad 😭

The couple married last month after learning her extremely rare cancer had progressed. 📌 DETAILS: tinyurl.com/mrxd39ry

21/11/2025

🤣 😂 🤣

21/11/2025

Accidental laughter in the car park is the best way to end the day...

Thanks, Jess for sharing the laughter and the honest answer on what makes us happy! 😘❤️

What makes you happy today?

20/11/2025

I love it when people say yes to doing a video with me 😂 Would you?

I dare you to connect with someone new today.

This world needs more spontaneous kindness and laughter to restore faith in humanity.

Thank you for sharing your smiles, hugs, and a beautiful, positive message ❤️

Love and hugs,
Nat 🤗❤️

20/11/2025

A gentle reminder 💕 😘

18/11/2025

When you have a bad day, be mindful of what you choose to repeat in your mind and on your lips.

It’s important to express and process our emotions, but don’t let yourself slip into a loop of negative thoughts.

We can’t stop thoughts from coming up, but we can observe them and evaluate them.

Ask yourself: Do these thoughts serve me? Do they make me feel good?
If they don’t, thank them… and let them go.

The incident only happened once — don’t replay the pain and make yourself feel worse.

Shift your focus from ruminating on what happened to taking action on what you can do.

We can’t change the past, but we can be present — and allow tomorrow to unfold with a fresh start.

Go gently. 🤍

Love and hugs,
Nat ❤️🤗

17/11/2025

Life is not always easy.

May you find a friend who is willing to walk in the dark with you. (Even if they are shy and don't know what to say but still happy to be in the video with you 😂 Thanks, Lara ❤️)

Often it is not what is being said but being present is enough to comfort someone that they don't have to go through it alone.

Today's message inspired by an evening out in Melbourne 😂

Life is always teaching us… and sometimes the lessons arrive wrapped in laughter, city lights, and good company.

Love and hugs,
Nat ❤️🤗

14/11/2025

Grateful to be working alongside such compassionate, kind-hearted colleagues who came together to offer a healing space at the memorial service last night.

A reminder that you don’t have to grieve alone.

Go gently. 🤍🤍🤍