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My mother-in-law, my best friend
From the moment I met my mother-in-law, it was love at first sight With a younger brother, two sons and even male pets, she appreciated having a daughter figure around. B…
People-first language in healthcare, or why words matter — Dr. Carla Prado
In my journey as a researcher in the healthcare field, I have come to realize the profound impact language has not only in conveying information, but also in shaping perc…
Embracing change: Swapping New Year’s resolutions for an ‘in’ and ‘out’ approach
“In and out” approach to resolution-setting This year, instead of penning a laundry list of resolutions destined for neglect by February, I took a different route. The us…
By Jennifer Stewart
A (love) letter to our surrogate
The night before the embryo transfer, I lay awake, staring into the darkness. I was filled with hope, nerves, and excitement. Would it work? Would I finally be able to br…
By Fariya Walji
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Raising independent kids: the beautiful challenge of being left behind
As my daughter walked out the door to head back to university after Christmas break, I reflected that it is almost always easier to be the one doing the leaving than to b…
By Catherine Clark
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My endometriosis journey: learning I can only manage the pain, not eliminate it
Learning that my menstrual pain was not normal Since my first period at age 11 or 12, they have always been painful and long. The pain progressively got worse — as I got …
By Helena Legault
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The storyteller’s way: loss, failure, and the beautiful path
I’ve always known I was a writer. Someone who made sense of the world through stories. The world outside of myself, sure, but even more so the sometimes dark and troubled…
By Nikki Martin
A parent’s survival guide to keeping your Santa story consistent
Ah, the jolly holiday season is upon us! It's that time of the year when we embrace the joy of giving, decorate our homes with tree(s, in my case) and lights, and juggle …
By Jennifer Stewart
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