These were testimonies from people whose testimonies were not published in the first edition of In Limbo, but whose names are listed in the book. Their stories are told here.
Elema Remigi, founder of the In Limbo Project with Véronique Martin co-editor of In Limbo and Debbie Williams founder of Brexpats Hear Our Voice speaking at the EU Parliament in Brussels on 10th October 2018.
Dear Leavers,
Have you any idea how much heartache and headaches your vote and the Brexiteers’ subsequent handling of this vote have caused nationwide and on a European scale?
Cosi of the In Limbo Project speaks about what it is like to be #InLimbo for over two and a half years.
Please listen to Corinne, the “proudest non-British Brit you can imagine” as she describes herself before the referendum and hear about her struggles now and how she lost all sense of belonging since that vote in 2016.
Tove MacDonald is 87 years old. “It makes me feel very sad because this has been my home for all these years and I feel more Scottish than Danish.”
This poem is about my experience of 4 weeks (28Aug-26Sep 2016) in University Hospital Southampton from coma after near fatal cycling accident. Dedicated to our amazing NHS medical teams: especially: Laura Z, Fei Q, Maria J, Darlene R, Doris H,Rachael C, Christine R C, Hannah T, Marie Rui S, Sam W, Carlos P, SN “Koo”, … Read more
I remember the day we first met. I arrived eight hours late for our date at Liverpool Street station. My ferry from Bremerhaven to Harwich had been delayed, bad weather dragging out a cold and sea-sickening passage. It was love at first sight when I finally got off the train and we took in the sights along the Thames, passing Tower Bridge and many others on our way to the other end of town.
My very first visit to the UK was in the summer of 2000 for a cycling holiday with my brother. We got off the ferry in Hull and, before we were well on our way to York, it started raining and I had a flat tyre…
My story is first and foremost a love story. Love knows no borders after all. I was born and raised in Belgium. All my life I’d had this feeling that my destiny was to leave my country for good one day.
