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Navigating women’s health: my unexplained bleeding — Megan Shaw’s story
Advocate for yourself when you know intuitively that something isn’t right As you read this, I’m either in surgery or perhaps recovering from what is described as a minor…
By Megan Shaw
What you’ll never see on my Instagram feed (or the photo stream I wish I had)
I take a lot of photos. A lot. I’m totally guilty of trying for those Instagram-worthy snaps of meals, scenery, crafty projects, and the kids. So many shots of the kids. …
By Jennifer Madigan
First comes marriage, then comes love
South Asian weddings are incredible week-long affairs – days of pure joy, festivity, and amusement – and they haven’t changed much through time. Back in Bangladesh,…
So, I lost a friend
So, I lost a friend Admittedly, it wasn’t much of a friendship for the last little while. I saw her less and less, and when I did, she was snippy to me. It’s very likely …
By Tudor Robins
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Ruby-red slippers: a lesson on giving in
I will always remember the day I first gave in. I was sitting on the floor between rows of shoes in a department store, trying to steer my determined two-year-old towards…
By Jennifer Madigan
I added “should” to the swear jar. Here’s how it helped me get rid of shame, guilt, and self-judgment
Many years ago, I had an executive coach who picked up on my overuse of the word “should.” I used it so often, I didn’t even notice. But she did. And she very astutely sa…
By Deirdre Freiheit
Janis Irwin on the power of community, self and acceptance
When I reflect on my journey, I realize I have been pretty lucky and privileged. I grew up in a fairly conservative small town in rural Alberta, but it was a relatively s…
By Janis Irwin
The beauty, and guilt, of motherhood
I tried for years to have children — and then struggled with motherhood I spent six years trying to have children. It was an incredibly arduous process of bloodwork…
By Fariya Walji
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