All About Me

Hi peeps!!

So, I'm Katie and I live in a small town in the South Lakes of Cumbria. I'm in my 30's and I live with my parents and my 8 year old cat; Pixie.
I'm fun, loving and caring young lady who likes to raise awareness about Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). It's the little things in life that matter the most to me (that includes my adorable niece; Ciara. I like to say 'stay humble and be kind'. I love music, crafting, writing, playing with make-up and vlogging for my YouTube channel!
The things I love the most are skulls, chocolate, dark lippies, boybands, old rock music, and my faux fur blanket. Despite having a rare, complicated multi-systemic syndrome which knocks me most days, I try to be positive and get the most out of life. No matter how much pain I'm in; you'll rarely see me without a smile on my face! 
I've always enjoyed writing; whether it's stories, plays, articles or poetry and that is why I began writing a blog a few years ago. It's only recently that I started to feel inspired again hence why the new look, updated blog and I'm determined to post more regularly. This blog will feature me writing about my life' whether it being about make-up, fashion, reviews, EDS, trips away and much more... so basically my life!
I hope you will enjoy being a part of Dinkykt's World and learn so much more about what it is like to live in my world. Be sure to click on the subscribe and enter your email address so you don't miss out on any future blog posts! If you like what you see then also don't forget to share my blog with those that you love so they too can be a part of our world.
Keep smiling no matter what is thrown at you and stay true to you. I shall see you all soon xxx

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