(If you read "Larrielou" you've already read this) A couple of years ago, one of our consultants at work lost her daughter in a tragic road accident. Her strength since then has been absolutely astonishing and completely inspiring. I feel honoured to work with someone with such a sense of ... I can't even put it into words. Her view of the world astounds me. Her story has been made into a film, to be shown on SBS (in Australia) on the 21st September. It's called "A.f.t.e.r M.a.e.v.e" (I just don't want anyone from work discovering this diary by doing any searches for the film details). I haven't seen it, but from what I've heard, it's an incredibly uplifting (though terribly sad, obviously) story about love and beginning to come to terms with the death of a child. I've been told that I'm in it. Which worries me. I don't like the idea of being filmed unawares. But besides that, please watch it- I'm sure you will be thankful that you did.
