Hayley Solich

Archive for the ‘Pearls Women’s Magazine’ Category

Have you ever stopped to consider why you might have a unique finger print?  This article considers this from a Christian perspective.

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When I was Editing Pearls Women’s Magazine in 2007, I had the privilege of interviewing a 72 year old woman who had more energy than most people half her age.

Claire Green, a Balcatta WA mother, grandmother and even great grandmother, is an inspiration to all who know her.

Imagine…an army of grey haired warriors sewing, cooking, running stalls for 9 months of the year, then their fearless leader packing her bags and taking the spoils to a leper colony in Thailand.

You have to read this story to understand the amazing impact one life can have a on a whole community of people.
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When my mother was killed whilst I was studying, I found a lot of healing through writing.  I was not always writing about my feelings or about my mother, but I found the pain of her passing inspired me to create pieces that were full of empathy and love.

Beyond Winter was written after I watched a movie about a woman with breast cancer.  It has nothing to do with the story line of the movie I watched…in fact, the only correlation I can see between the two pieces is my understanding of the inner process of the woman.

This piece has been published in Pearls Women’s Magazine in 2007 and received an online Award for Best Short Story in 2006.

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In 2002 I went through an horrendous season in my life following the birth of my son.

This article, Out of the Blues,  was featured in Pearls Women’s Magazine published in 2007 in Perth, Western Australia.  It is my story of how I overcame post natal depression.

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