The
ground-breaking of neuroscience, crossbench peer and burgeoning novelist Susan Greenfields says that her achievements are down to her
formidable mother.
She
remembered when she was eight years old, Susan was chosen to be a
duchess in her school play.
“
I woke up that morning and there, hanging on the door, was the most
amazing dress, It was lilac. This was a fairytale dress”
Greenfield's
mother, Dorice also recall making it.
“
I stuck loads of cottonwool on, then dotted blobs of ink to make look
like ermine. On the stage, it looked really good.”
They
glance at each other and Susan Say.
“
That is the sort of thing a loving mother will do for a daughter. Not
telling you, either, so you wake up and there's a real surprise.”
More
than half a century has passed since then. The little girl has became
famous scientist, author and broadcaster. She also a life peer and
when she stood up to make her maiden speech in the House of Lords,
dressed in robes, and her mother was watching from the gallery. The
story makes both of them glow, as they sit together on a big leather
sofa at Baroness Greenfields flat in Oxford.
She
is clearly very proud of her daughter. Baroness Greenfield watches ,
nodding. What does she owe to her mother? “ I owe her everything”.
Source:
telegraph
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