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You’d think, after that experience, that the twins and I would have called a truce, gone for couples counselling, or at the very least, quietly started appreciating one another more.

A “Do this, don’t do that!” guide to supporting someone with cancer

Oct 14, 2022

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Tamsin Mackay

in Family, Health Scare, Life Event

They have you in their life because they think you’re amazing, so don’t change. Be you. Do normal things. Invite them to normal places.

“I’ve seen the inside of hell”: SA changemaker Catherine Constantinides on coping with change & overcoming trauma

Sep 30, 2022

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Ruda Landman

in Change moments, Crisis, Landing that Job, Life Event, Starting a Family

Today she is one of South Africa’s foremost young leaders, an Archbishop Tutu African Oxford Fellow and a Mandela Washington Fellow, travelling the globe to call for action on human rights, climate change, and the empowerment of women and children.

How I finally conquered my shame and darkness and left my violent abuser

Aug 24, 2022

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Cathy Park Kelly

in Break-up, Crisis

One of the reasons I went back was in the hope that our relationship would finally transform and become harmonious.

What I learned about life, love, and parenthood from our daughter’s chronic illness

May 24, 2022

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Jonathan Ancer

in Crisis, Health Scare

Our daughter, Rachel, then six, was diagnosed with an exceedingly rare bone marrow failure condition called Pure Red Cell Aplasia.

When it’s more than just the Baby Blues

May 20, 2022

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Lena Sotherin

in Crisis, Health Scare

Why we need to talk about the growing problem of postpartum depression. Postpartum depression, or PPD, isn’t simply a bout of “baby blues”. The emotional adjustment following childbirth might feel like sadness or irritability, anxiety, or reduced concentration, but it will generally ease up over a short period of time. Symptoms of postpartum depression are…