I have been avoiding writing about @sas_whodareswins this week but because of the number of messages we are getting...here goes. I am so proud of my daughters, but not because they are on tv doing sas who dares wins because of the things they do every day the trials they have faced and the way they use those things to help others to achieve their own goals. We dont know what narrative channel 4 will play or how they will cut the 24/7 to create a storyline and we have not seen the episodes before they air. My girls are strong physically and tough little cookies, they like to challenge themselves physically and mentally. This certainly did that it breaks the recruits down, over and over again... those who left in the last show did so after days of this. The sickener alone lasted 3 hours plus... hypothermia is close at every stage now especially with the reduced diet, lack of sleep, showers, dry clothes and warmth. The last one effected many of us deeply brought issues back to the surface from many peoples past. It has been a talking point every day since both on here, in messages and in our day to day lives. In the year ending March 2018, an estimated 2 million adults aged 16 to 59 years experienced domestic abuse during the previous year (1.3 million women, 695,000 men)... this shocking figure is probably much lower than the actual number...there are some links if you Google channel 4 support... please use them if you are suffering, walk away, talk to someone, ask for help. #domesticabuse #strongnotsilent #speakout #saswhodareswins #mentalhealrhawareness

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