Elaine Crowley sits down with VIP Magazine, to tell us: 'My biggest achievement is nothing to do with my career'
Imagine agreeing to do Dancing With The Stars just to give your family a laugh. Imagine getting trussed up, tanned down, thrown around and voted on weekly, on the biggest show on Irish tv, just for your family’s entertainment – would you do it?
So, spoil we did. We had a full day of glam, of makeup and hair and styling, with Izzie, Ella, Maebh and Clodagh, and afterwards, after all the shots were done, Elaine, their lovely aunt, took the girls up the town for food.One of Elaine’s biggest regrets, she tells us, is never having had a child of her own. Early menopause took that privilege away from her and so these girls are the closest she’ll ever get to having her own children, she says.
They have! It is not something I ever imagined myself doing. But as I told you, I’m a changed person in the last year. I am seizing every bit of every day. I’m trying to reap every little bit of joy out of life that I can and if that involves me going on the biggest television show in Ireland, so what! What’s the worst thing that can happen?!A normal amount of rhythm that anyone might have from throwing themselves around the dance floor when they were young.
Well, this new approach to life and living and to having the craic, comes from the loss of your nephew the year before last. For readers who may not be familiar, tell us about Ultan and about how his loss has impacted you. You’ve been very open in the past about your struggle with mental health. Does the loss of a child bring a whole new level of desperation to the world?
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