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“Just because I didn’t walk out hospital with Aaliyah, I felt like I was being punished for that,” O’Donnell said. “That Facebook group showed me that I’m not the only one.”
Aaliyah was named after the R&B singer, one of her mother’s favorite artists. She had a Winnie the Pooh-themed nursery waiting for her in O’Donnell’s home. There was a shelf full of feminist baby books. All are now a reminder of a space she will never occupy, O’Donnell says.
In the hospital, her doula encouraged her to hold the baby she had spent months preparing her home and life for, and to take pictures of the their final moments in her arms.
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With theatres reopening in Telangana recently after a nine-month shutdown and big Tollywood releases lined up for release over the next few weeks, cine-goers are gearing up to watch films on the big screen again. And while film buffs are looking forward to dance, cheer and clap at their favourite hero’s entry scenes or punch dialogues, there will be a something amiss this time around. Due to the Covid-19, several prominent single screen theatres across Hyderabad have been forced to shut shop, and are being turned into other businesses. Iconic cinema halls such as Galaxy 70MM in Tolichowki, Sree Mayuri in RTC X roads, Amba in Mehadipatnam, Shanti in Narayanaguda, and Venkatadri in Dilsukhnagar will no longer screen movies.
UP professor wins prize for improving access to hearing healthcare services Reitumetse Mahope Daniël Christiaan de Wet Swanepoel, of the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology won a prize for his hearZA app. Photo: Supplied The prize was presented to Prof Swanepoel at the 12th AAS General Assembly, which took place virtually from 7 to 9 December, and was co-hosted with the British University in Egypt.
A University of Pretoria (UP) professor has been awarded the African Academy of Sciences’ (AAS) prize for his innovative research in tele-health and mobile health.
Daniël Christiaan de Wet Swanepoel, of the department of speech-language pathology and audiology of the humanities faculty, won the 2020 Olusegun Obasanjo Prize for scientific breakthrough.
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