Don't Wait For That What If Moment | Vicky Pattison | Happy Place Podcast

Parenting your parent isn’t something any child thinks they’ll need to do, but TV personality, podcaster, and author Vicky Pattison found herself looking after her alcoholic dad. This in turn made her reassess her own relationship with alcohol.
In this chat, live from the Happy Place Festival, Fearne and Vicky talk about everything from social anxiety, to PMDD, to cultivating a positive body image. They also explore the idea that we often think we have to wait until we’re a ‘better version’ of ourself before we can do something we’ve always wanted to do. Vicky reckons we should just take a chance - take the risk - right now.
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[@zoezigzag3067]

Excellent. After years of severe pmdd and not knowing what was happening to me, it finally was recognised about 9 years ago when I turned 40. We desperately need more education and support for girls and women. Keep up the great work and speaking out Vicky, thank you. X

[@vickiowens8302]

Absolutely brilliant and reassuring chat from you two amazing, inspiring women. Thank you for this, Fearne and Vicky.

[@hanbannah]

Love these two! So hopeful and inspiring and AUTHENTIC. Thank you

[@Lynnys1]

Two fabulous women in a truly insightful and inspiring conversation.

[@catgill1764]

Some really inspiring insights, I always feel better after listening to Fearne's conversations with her guests ❤ thank you both 😊

[@Befeelinandgivingoodenergies]

I have to say since I had my implant in place I've had such a peace of mind, I sometimes experience my stomach churning, but other than this my cycle I barely notice, plus not worrying about buying sanitary products, or experiencing spills or mishaps

[@michaeljohnson5365]

She is a stunner 10/10

[@naomicoward4687]

Fabulous

[@michellelindie4475]

❤🙏

[@lynnjones4291]

STOP DRINKING 🍸 N COKEING N YOU WILL FEEL BETTER...WAY YOU LIVE STARTS IT OFF...SO WHAT SHALL WE DO YOU THEN ..DO IT YOURSELF LIVE YA LIFE DIFFERENT...