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Hi everyone, I'm the co-director of Body Gossip, a not-for-profit, charitable positive body image movement in the UK that is campaigning for a more realistic, diverse and celebratory view of the thousands of ways to be gorgeous in the UK.


We invite people to share their body stories with us via our website (www.bodygossip.org), and we turn these stories into live theatre shows and short films. We've published a book of over 300 real body stories, with a foreword by Gok Wan.


We also teach self-esteem to teenagers all over the UK, and we won the Cosmopolitan Ultimate Campaign of the Year last year. We're run completely voluntarily by 2 friends, local ED resident Ruth Rogers and Natasha Devon.


We're devising a new theatre show at the Southbank Centre this autumn, and we're looking for more body stories - we would LOVE to hear from mums about how having a baby has changed their relationship with their body, and whether their child is already being affected by body image pressures. We'd also love to hear from pregnant women about how their pregnancy is changing their view of their body.


Would you like to get involved?


There are questions you can answer here: www.bodygossip.org/news-general-information/be-part-our-new-show


Or it would be great to arrange a meet up in ED where I'll buy everyone tea and cake and we can all have an informal chat.


Thank you so much, I really hope you would like to help us to tell the stories of what it's like being a mum.

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