A few weeks ago, I was walking through Winchester market on one of the busier days and found myself doing something that has become increasingly common over the last few years. As I approached the fish stall and the cheese stall, I instinctively pulled my jumper up over my nose and quickened my pace, eager […]
I’ve written before about my own experience of friendships that have fallen away. It was a very personal piece – you can read it HERE if you’re interested. This time, though, I want to explore friendships and relationships more broadly, looking a little deeper at hormones, neurodivergence, and how, for many women in midlife, these
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Ageing. It’s one of those topics people whisper about, as though saying it too loudly might invite a wrinkle to appear on the spot. We’re surrounded by products, slogans and trends promising to reverse it, pause it or disguise it. But what if ageing wasn’t something to battle? What if it was something to lean
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You may be feeling relief, confusion, anxiety, anger, or all four. So read on to help make sense of all the emotions and information racing through your mind right now. Why now? You might be wondering how you’ve gone this long without a diagnosis or the realisation that you’re neurodivergent. For your whole life, you
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