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mark leishman, the former private secretary to the now former prince of wales and dame laura lee, whohaifa some more than once and does much more for maggies— more for maggies. how does she interact with _ more for maggies. how does she interact with people, _ more for maggies. how does she interact with people, does she i interact with people, does she put people at ease, how does she operate? people at ease, how does she o erate? , people at ease, how does she oerate? , ,, operate? help always puts people at ease. she wants to make _ operate? help always puts people at ease. she wants to make sure i ease. she wants to make sure everyone is relaxed, they have a cup of tea, that they're making themselves at home. she always makes sure to welcome anyone and everyone who comes into the centre who may not be part of the visitor, last year she came to our edinburgh centre, we were celebrating 25 years of maggies and someone came in for support and she could see she was distressed, went to speak her, come in for a good cry and said, you've come to the right place. she is open and generous