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The attention we give our smartphone devices is so doting, we could benefit from applying it to our human relationships. Continue reading...
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The attention we give our smartphone devices is so doting, we could benefit from applying it to our human relationships. Continue reading...
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Many of us take on work or studies in a foreign country, and some of us end up having a family with someone of a different nationality. But if the relationship breaks down, this type of globally mobile lifestyle brings new challenges for the family courts. Where do you file for a divorce? What about custody and visitation? What if the custody battle turns acrimonious? Continue reading...
Apparently us Brits are in the grip of 'deafness denial' as four million of us refuse to admit that we're losing our hearing, despite the symptoms being loud and clear. Continue reading...
Only you know what path you need to take toward healing, and whether you accomplish this using every one of the five stages, shunning books about grief or never missing a session of your bereavement group, the key will consistently be to listen to yourself. Continue reading...
In the 70s if you were going on regular dates and enjoying naked fun time, you could safely assume that you were in a relationship (however short-lived). These days you need a PhD in human behavioural studies to clarify your status. Continue reading...
"Just when you think things couldn't get any worse", says Simon Cowell on the déjà vu episode of Britain's Got Talent. Over weight, underdressed and unconventional, it must be Susan Boyle. Oh no it's not, its three years later and its Jonathan Antoine. Continue reading...
Making simple changes to our food choices will improve our quality of life and our children's. If you haven't already made plans for Food Revolution Day on May 19, here are a few ways that you can get involved. Continue reading...
Knowing what to expect from eye care professionals depends on good communication which can empower and reassure patients, as Liz Bestic discovers. Continue reading...
Great Britain finds itself in the chilly embrace of a double dip recession, but rumour has it that there are areas where retail is making a killing. After a mere year of marriage Wills and Kate have re-energised the British high street. Continue reading...
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