It was such an overwhelming shock. to be told that your husband, your best friend, your soulmate has got a five to ten year management plan, to think about the potential inevitability of being a single parent to darcey, and holly and isobel losing their dad at a young age is a huge fear for me. are you and your doctors in any doubt that what you have suffered is as a direct result of repetitive blows to your head? yeah, that was his words and that s in my 50 page report. the damage was caused by repetitive head knocks from playing rugby professionally for 14 years. like thousands of other welsh youngsters, alix began playing at a young age. shouts encouragement and every weekend, thousands of boys and girls across wales are back on the parks. ..watched and coached by rugby mad
BBC Unveils New Dramas: Michaela Coel, Candice Carty-Williams, Shane Meadows Lead Slate
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“Queenie” author Candice Carty-Williams, “Everything I Know About Love” writer Dolly Alderton, “The Virtues” creator Shane Meadows and Michaela Coel are among the creatives delivering the next slate of dramas for the BBC.
Piers Wenger, drama controller for the BBC, teased a new project with Coel on Tuesday during a showcase of the Beeb’s upcoming drama offerings, though details were sparse. The “Chewing Gum” creator’s recent BBC collaboration, “I May Destroy You,” a searing portrayal of a woman rebuilding her life following her rape, has won international acclaim.
The insider s guide to Ōhakune, New Zealand
25 Apr, 2021 02:00 AM
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A change of seasons in Ohakune. Photo / Supplied
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Isobel Hana Lee May shares a few of her favourite places to eat, drink and be merry in the best little mountain town that could.
Of all the places I ve travelled to, whenever I come over the hill and the peaks of Mt Ruapehu first come to sight, that will forever mean home to me.
I was 12 years old when my family moved to Ruatiti Valley in 2012 on a deer hunting block. This was my classroom and playground growing up, where Mum and Dad taught me life skills I would never have learned in public school. Looking back, I can t help but admire and thank my parents for what I have gained from this incredible way of life and where it has brought me to today.
Magnolia woman shares tools for battling grief in new book
CRAIG HORLEMAN, Delaware State News
April 25, 2021
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MAGNOLIA, Del. (AP) Jessica Moyer is out to prove that if she can do it, you can, too.
In her new book, “Triumph Through the Tears: Finding Hope and Purpose Through Loss,” she offers a candid look into the use of five intrinsic tools to improve one’s mind-set and tangible ways to turn pain into purpose. The book guides readers in improving their mental and physical health, while navigating the difficult and seemingly lonely times of grief.
The Magnolia resident knows the harsh reality of grief firsthand. Her infant son died in 2001. That was quickly followed by two miscarriages and then the loss of her father a few years later.