How I’m Staying So Positive EVEN While Fighting Cancer

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"IBS Isn't Real": I Might Get Cancelled for This One

This is the episode I told my own team I might get cancelled for, and I don't care.For twenty years, doctors told me I had IBS. Cramps so bad I thought labour couldn't be worse. Crawling into my mum's room as a kid, thinking something was actually wrong with me. Turns out somethi ...  Show more

⁠The Trauma With No Name: Why Feeding Trauma Gets Ignored

There's a kind of trauma that doesn't have a name yet. Birth trauma finally gets talked about. Postpartum depression finally gets talked about. But feeding trauma, what happens when your feeding journey ends in a way you never chose, still isn't validated. Nicola D'Souza is a bre ...  Show more

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