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Cherry Healey: My UTI landed me in hospital — it’s not fair to treat women like this

From chronic UTIs and endometriosis to menopause and misdiagnosis, women’s health is still overlooked — with serious consequences for wellbeing, equality and independence Cherry Healey has spent more than a decade listening to women talk about their bodies, and what she’s heard has stayed with her. “I’ve been working in the women’s health space for […]

Cherry Healey: My UTI landed me in hospital — it’s not fair to treat women like this
Family & parenting / Mental health

The digital dilemma: Parenting in an online world without losing connection

From newborn cuddles to school-age curiosity, parenting today means balancing the timeless needs of children with the new realities of a digital landscape. One parent reflects on nurturing humanity first while guiding a child through the online world. Having a child, for all of its challenges, is life-affirming in the most literal of ways. Particularly […]

The digital dilemma: Parenting in an online world without losing connection
Love life

Is there such a thing as love at first sight? Chemistry or compatibility: why both matter more than you think

A spark can ignite a relationship, and shared interests can sustain it — but neither alone defines true compatibility. Scenario one: you meet someone and feel that spark. The attraction is immediate, the chemistry undeniable. Scenario two: you meet someone and discover you have a great deal in common — shared values, interests, and mutual […]

Is there such a thing as love at first sight? Chemistry or compatibility: why both matter more than you think
Family & parenting / Mental health

Chaos, mum guilt, and unexpected joy: What parenting with ADHD really feels like

Parenting with ADHD can be exhausting, and mum guilt is unavoidable. But with self-compassion and practical strategies, the chaos can become creativity, connection, and joy. “Oh no — it’s World Book Day. Or Non-Uniform Day. Or a training day. I’m so sorry, darling, Mummy forgot… again.” Parenting can feel like being the personal assistant to […]

Chaos, mum guilt, and unexpected joy: What parenting with ADHD really feels like