Heather Mills difficult to work with?

When asked if Heather Mills was difficult to work with, Lisa Stanley (Los Angeles radio personality - K Earth 101) said, "I had the pleasure of interviewing Heather, not once, but twice! Both times I found her to be accommodating, nice, pleasant and all around easy to be around! She was even kind enough to repeat an interview I did with her which we lost on tape."

Heather in Zagreb

Heather came to Zagreb to visit Martina Abramovic, a girl she met in 1994 to whom she donated her prosthetic limb. If it wasn't for Heather, Martina probably wouldn't be walking today. Martina is 20 now and Heather is helping Martina again. She is arranging for Dr. Jan Ertl from the US to come and perform a revision amputation. He will hopefully come to Zagreb at the beginning of December. Heather also bought Martina an English language course and will fund her private language lessons. That should help her find a job. This is their first meeting since 1994, but they have been communicating via e-mail.

Heather also visited a charity called Animal Friends and spent an hour with them. Animal Friends President, Luka Oman, said how delighted they are with Heather. He emphasized what a great person she is and all the great ideas she gave them for their future work.

Heather Mills for UNICEF

On November 13th, Heather spoke at a UNICEF press/political function in The Hague.  Using her own experience as a Goodwill Ambassador, Heather spoke on the danger of mines, countries who are not part of the Landmine Treaty, and survivor assistance.  The speech focused on what mines are doing to families, communities, the lives of children (victims) and the humanitarian and psychological effects of mines.

The speech was to create political awareness for children in conflict areas (post conflict), and children and mines (clustermunition.)