Gail Stone, United Kingdom

I have a fear of heights that I can’t seem to overcome

I eat chocolate when I’m sad – last year I ate kilos…..

I pretended I was sick to avoid visitng my in-laws – I probably would have really been sick had I gone so no regrets here!

Sometimes, I feel very lonely – even though I’m in a long term relationship

I just realised that there are so few people in the world that I can really count on… thanks Emrie and JJ – I appreciate you!

I would love to win the UK lottery – but failing that, peace on earth will do!

I hope that I’ll find a kind husband that will take care of me and my mother.

I wish I could reach out to other disabled people like myself and inspire them with my story. People less able have a right to be happy and there is no reason why they should not be!

I hope to qualify with flying colours and to be a very successful criminal lawyer in London in the future

To be the best mother to my new child

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