New year- new adventures

2010 will, if things go well, be the year that this Womb Twin project will come of age.

I am on chapter 4 of what I hope will be the definitive book on the subject of how it feels to be a womb twin survivor.

I hope to have this finished by  September, so it will be available for the Wombtwin Conference in October.

Then I will be creating a group for the parents of womb twin survivors in Hertfordshire, England, where I live.

And a healing group for womb twin survivors in London.

We have a membership secretary for Wombtwin.com, a newsletter editor for Gemini Voices and a conference secretary for October 3rd, as of today!

We have a new patron William Bingley, of which more soon.

Our new CMS website will go online next weekend, courtesy of our website volunteer from IT4C.

It promises to be a great year!

New volunteers still needed. Even the smallest effort makes a huge difference, because we are as yet a small group.

Email me for details about anything mentioned here.

Cojoined identical twin survivor

A terrible wound on her chest and a profound sense of something missing... why Holly will always be scarred by the loss of her Siamese twin.  She has a sense of something missing; an imaginary friend; feels different ------ anything familiar here?

Read about it here

AA GILL: is this person a womb twin survivor?

Read about it in the Guardian. I think he is, do you?  here

Clues:

contradiction in his character and behaviour
always the outsider, looking on
problem with keeping to boundaries  (polite/rude)
addiction
androgynous ( female energy)
dyslexia
rage
feeling like a sham, living a kind of false existence

and there is more.... what do you think?