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Signs you may have an often-missed condition that mostly strikes women (opens the original)
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Radio host Hannah French tripped and fell so often during her early 20s that she lost count of the injuries she sustained. ‘I would be walking down the street and my knee would suddenly give way, or I would tumble down the stairs for no apparent reason,’ says Hannah, 45, a BBC Radio presenter who lives in London with her husband Paul, a communications director, and their daughter, 11. Her body became riddled with scars as a result, ‘but why it was happening was always a bit mysterious’, she says
Signs you may have an often-missed condition that mostly strikes women (opens the original)
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Radio 3 presenter Hannah French tripped and fell so often during her early 20s that she lost count of the injuries she sustained. ‘I would be walking down the street and my knee would suddenly give way, or I would tumble down the stairs for no apparent reason,’ says Hannah, 45, who lives in north London with husband Paul, a communications director, and their daughter, 11. Her body became riddled with scars as a result, ‘but why it was happening was always a bit mysterious’, she says. Even minima
Lauren's pregnancy after a womb transplant gives childless women hope (opens the original)
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On a recent visit back to her home town of Rainham in Kent, Lauren Fowler bumped into an old school friend who took one look at her and gasped. ‘She said, “Oh my goodness, how on earth can you be pregnant?”,’ recalls Lauren, 37, who works in marketing for a recruitment firm. Lauren had confided to her when they were still at school that she, like thousands of women in the UK, was born without a womb. ‘I didn’t want my friend to think everything I had ever told her about myself was a lie, so I ha
Why I flew to Turkey to donate part of my liver to a man I hardly knew (opens the original)
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Nail technician Sara Joseph doesn’t consider herself brave. ‘I’m scared of just about everything’, she says. But after what she willingly put herself through this year, many would disagree. In March, Sara flew to Turkey to undergo five hours of gruelling surgery to donate almost two-thirds of her liver to someone she had met only a handful of times. Astonishingly, despite facing months of recovery and permanent scarring, Sara signed up to be a potential donor hours after seeing a friend’s Facebo
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