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Liza Jane - Behind a Smile
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- Category: Awareness
- Published on Wednesday, 11 October 2017 12:52
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Liza Jane -Behind a Smile is a song by Liza Barnett-Tweedie
My Name is Liza I am the Chair Of Barnsley & District Fibromyalgia support group
The idea of behind a smile came to me after Alfie Pearson approached me about a idea to raise awareness of his parents illnesses SPS (stiff person syndrome) and fibromyalgia both Dave and Stephanie Pearson have encouraged me to complete this project with the help of Lewis Hill (music and arranged plus recorded the song) Kate Robinson teaching skills , Jim Mcentee designer of CD covers and getting a great deal on cd production, Photography and PowerPoint presentation are courtesy of John Kirk and Angie Kirk . As well as Barnsley & District Fibromyalgia group, friends and family I could not have pushed through the complications of copd and fibromyalgia without them all. My hope for this song is for people to understand our pain and suffering people cannot see. Money raised from the sale of CDs will be split between both chariites.
The video release on YouTube is scheduled for Fri 13th October https://youtu.be/ulYn_RqpTys
Available on most top UK download sites from the 13th October plus information to buy disc direct at end of video
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