A SCOTS singer has amassed thousands of fans worldwide after performing music on Facebook to help her overcome the grief of losing her dad, Eric.
Amanda-Jane Taylor was devastated when her dad, who would have been 65 last week, lost his battle with prostate cancer and Huntington’s disease in 2018.
His death coincided with the break-up of Amanda’s marriage causing her mental health to hit rock bottom.
Mum-of-two Amanda, 41, from Westhill, Aberdeen, said: “I have been suffering from mental health issues since my dad died of prostate cancer two years ago.
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