• S5 EP6 - 'Our unborn baby was diagnosed with Zellwegger syndrome and I started to craft for my sanity' - Sarah Dibb owner of Noah's Art

  • Apr 7 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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S5 EP6 - 'Our unborn baby was diagnosed with Zellwegger syndrome and I started to craft for my sanity' - Sarah Dibb owner of Noah's Art

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  • Today I'm lounging with Sarah Dibb owner of Noah's Art a beautiful small craft business born from a passion to start crafting during an extremely anxious time when her unborn child was diagnosed with Zellwegger syndrome.

    Having made the tough decision to carry on with the pregnancy after nurses advised against it Sarah started to make things to 'keep her sane'

    10yrs on Noah's Art is a successful small business and Sarah is the proud mam of two perfectly healthy boys!

    Having also being diagnosed with fibromyalgia Sarah has gone on to create a chronic pain support group for her local area where she has successfully been awarded funding for her community project.

    You can find Sarah's business here - ⁠Noah's Art

    Contact Sarah about her chronic pain community by emailing her here - ⁠⁠noahsart2014@gmail.com

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