Sally is a 'woman of a certain age', mother to an adolescent, slave to several cats [who all hate each other] and a recently bereft dog lover. She is, after a lifetime of chronic illness, now invisibly disabled and spends much of her time online campaigning for underdog issues, predominately poverty and disability rights [to be treated as human by the government].

After checking out of school prematurely, Sally left school with very little and mastered a few careers as a Vet Nursing, Croupier and Executive PA's. Eventually landing a thankfully short-lived experience at the Spectator magazine. Sally was also the first female professional Rugby Union manager in the country. These days she has far less capacity and energy, so puts her efforts into self-improvement, education and understanding. Sally is a humanistic and nature focused campaigner with interests in sociology, psychology, epigenetics, neurology and geopolitics.