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Hello, hi and welcome to another episode of the Emmer Gunn Show. I am your host, Emmergan Awardner, and in this episode I'm really pleased to welcome my wonderful friend and colleague Rosie Green. Now Rosie is a writer and someone I met in

our roles as beauty editors on magazines many moons ago and she has always been the

loveliest person to hang out with, genuinely kind, and just one of those people

who is an utter delight to be around.

That's my experience of her.

As somebody who used to see her at launch as in events it would always be so

pleasing if I ended up sitting next to her or sort of gathering next to her in a

little circle with some other people she's just lovely and many of you may know her from her column in Red

magazine Life's Rosie which documented her family life in a light fun and

no holds barred way she's a really brilliant writer, she's a lovely person, so it was really

surprising and upsetting just over a year ago to find out that Rosie's life, the

one that she had documented in magazines and columns for such a long time,

that version of her life had come to a rather abrupt end.

So in this episode, Rosie very honestly talks about the moment she realized her marriage was over.

What advice she would go back and give herself to ease the trauma that she's been through

and the advice she'd give others going through the same or

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