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I'm Bliss. A mother, a Support for Learning Assistant, Shout volunteer, and a distance learning student.

Here, I write about love, loss, growth, and the quiet revelations that sneak in through the chaos.

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About Bliss

Mother โ€ข Reader โ€ข Writer โ€ข Support for Learning Assistant โ€ข Volunteer โ€ข BA/BSc (Honours) Open Degree Student (Psychology and Creative Writing)

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