Woman's Own

Lorraine Kelly saved my life

‘The lump played on my mind’

Lowering myself onto the sofa, with a cup of tea in one hand and the TV remote in the other, I’m all set for the daily dose of my favourite show. I’m joined for breakfast most mornings by Scottish presenter, Lorraine Kelly, as she hosts her eponymous show, discussing current affairs and interviewing special guests. But for me, Lorraine is far more than a TV show, and every morning when I hear the familiar theme tune, I can’t help but feel incredibly grateful. See, it  was the show, and the people who work on it, that saved my life – and without it,

I dare say I wouldn’t

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