Part-Time Working Mummy: A Patchwork Life

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Rachaele once sent an entire set of court documents to a follower, regarding a case in which her second daughter was involved. Nothing was redacted or censored. Don’t make the mistake of thinking this is just another one of those parenting books that gives you tips on feeding your kids broccoli by calling them ‘green trees’ or promotes the good old ‘time out’. This is so much more. I find when one of my post goes viral it will always gain some negative attention," Rachaele admits. Even though the title includes the word “mummy”, this is not only the story of a mother and stepmother, it is also the story of a daughter, a sister, a friend, a wife. It’s the story of a woman. In recounting her story, Rachaele Hambleton is honest and relatable. We get an insight into the life of a woman whose life was far from easy since her childhood. From her parents’ divorce to dropping out of school, from a series of bad relationships to her pregnancies, from finally finding the love of her life to becoming a stepmother, the author doesn’t leave anything out. With a clear and fluid and writing style, Rachaele Hambleton shares the most important difficult, emotional, and happiest moments of her life. Money/Income At the time of writing (January 2023), Rachaele is currently claiming the following is funding women's centre:

I genuinely enjoyed reading this book, even though it was a heart breaking read at several points, and I became really engrossed in Rachaele’s story written in her own words. Her story feels so real and raw. Domestic Abuse WorkAt some point Rachaele started claiming to be "working with" charities and providing support to people (mainly women) who have been subjected to domestic abuse (she calls these "warriors). Rachaele claims to have been a victim herself when she was with the father of her two eldest daughters, however in her book in 2018 she admits that this was a mutually violent relationship. The below is a media story where she admits that she planned to kill her then husband: A mobile app called Bright Sky provides support and information to anyone who may be in an abusive relationship or those concerned about someone they know.

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V stated that she had been told initially that 2 experienced women would be in charge of the women's centre, when this was changed so that Emily would be managing it V was concerned, partly due to Emily's fairly recent history with her own abusive relationship, and because she has no qualifications or experience. V doesn't feel that if Emily applied for a similar role elsewhere she would even be shortlisted. When V raised a concern with Rachaele that this was leaving the CIC open to allegations of nepotism, she was shut down. V also attempted to raise her concerns with Jo (Rachaele's PA) who she felt agreed with her, but was not keen to get drawn into taking sides.V also stated that she had asked Jo whether a statement had been prepared in case Rachaele's followers find out that she was never in refuge, Jo just said "no".

Those who used to feature in Rachaele's life and posts, but are now no longer seen or heard from include: This story very heavily draws on her experience of domestic abuse so worth having a trigger warning for readers who may find the subject difficult. ⚠️ ⁣ However, in the end I went to every one I trusted for advice but he and PTWM had already done everything ( I didn’t know this at the time) to make me out to be ‘paranoid’, ‘an orange mentalist’ well I had reams of verbal abuse and slander.They both did everything to ensure people thought I was delusional and unstable. But I knew I wasn’t but nobody was hearing me. Despite often talking about her "toxic" mother, how damaging her mother's leaving was to her childhood, and how difficult their relationship is, Rachaele has by all accounts had a relatively close relationship with her mother over the years, including allowing her to choose the names of all three of her daughters.

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May 2021= 22 (inc 2 reposts, her own book and 2 that were marked as gifted. I'm not sure if she then gets paid for the post too), This book is everything I’ve been through that’s made me who I am, plus the lessons I’ve learned from many mistakes. I hope that it will make you laugh as well as give you strength to keep going when times get tough. After all, we are all in this together… Knowing this was a true to life story and one that the author navigated and escaped, made it a compelling read. I couldn’t bare putting it down without finding out where her strength came from. ⁣ Rachaele shared a photo of one of her stepdaughters after her horse had died, this was an extremely intimate photo showing the stepdaughter in a state of extreme distress.