chris alexander i went to Kasapin with platform2 aswell. your words have put a tear in my eye.lol. add me on face book. itd be good to chat to you xxx

Steve P Dearest Mol, your words are articulate, the emotion profound, I sense a feeling of belonging and pride so overwhelming...Mumma Silvia & Nox & the children will live with your acheivement & Richard Osei witnessed your amazing character & must have been comforted that you cared. Mol, you've unlocked your potential, your future is bright & I truly believe that this is just the beginning of a fantastic journey...Much love to you, please call when you're back home to share your experience xxxxxxxx

becks moll this is your best blog yet!! i can imagine it feels fantastic to make such a big difference. see you very soon xxxx

michelle mollll :D aww im so proud of u and gladdd ur enjoying it. i knew ud love it. this is making me miss india soooo much omg. we have to chat wen ur back an settled :) xx

sophie Moll, This blog is amazing, I'm soo proud of you, I know that everybody you have helped over there will miss you. Can't wait to see you,not long to go now. Love you xxx

Clare Loved your blog Molly - so glad you've had such a fantastic experience - i look forward to hearing all about it - love Clare

Mummy Oh Molly, I've just read your amazing blog and it made me cry, in a good way! I'm so very very proud of you, and everything you have achieved, and also you sound so positive about your life and things you have done, and want to do! Soon be home honey - radox bath, yummy food and comfy beds, and of course Missie!!!! Not long now honey...........sending big hugs and lots of love to my brave Molly XXXXXXXX

Sam Burnham hello there! my good friend dan is in kasapin right now doing the platform 2 thing, is that what you are doing? dan had dreadlocks, but he's cut them off since in ghana, if you do know him, do say "Hey you big jerk" from Sam in Burstwick!

Steve P Hiya Mol, first of all WOW!..Second, you are a superstar and you are inspirational! Third, I'm so proud of you & what you giving to others! I've read your blogs and to say I'm impressed is an understatement...many dare to dream others make it happen!! I'm glad that I didn't know when you had malaria, otherwise I would have been on a plane to mop your brow...I might have known you'd shrug it off and carry on in true Molly style. The experiences are going to be at the very core of who Molly is and map your future...The children do & will appreciate you for ever, you're so special, always have been. I'll be thinking of you every step of the way & will follow your blogs with enthusiasm...Love you Mol, proud of you, keep up your essential work, Steve xxxxxxxxx

Dave Sounds like you've had a really good first half our kid.Suck on an orange and finish the job in the second half! I'm sure the good people of downtown Ghana are appreciating your presence.Food,shelter,grub-easier said than done much love Dave xx

Jessica MOLLY! your so funny your blog makes me laugh. thankyou for the text was soo good to hear from you. made me laugh that the kids stare at your hair haha and i can just imagin you constantly applying the insect repellant!!! sorry to hear about you getting malaira, that was something you kept going on about aswell, glad its gone!! MISS YOUUUUU XXX

Dad Hi Mol good to hear you feel settled in now. Remmember the day when we sat on the sofa and looked at the possibility of volunteering? You've always had a special Mollyness that just just needed pointing in the right direction. It seems you've found the the best way to focus that Mollyness and the people of Ghana are benefitting with mathematics? Who would have thought it. Go Girl go. Dad n others.