Alcoholism

7 Jul, 2026

Years after our divorce, Daniel and I were still firing at each other, this time with Nintendo tanks instead of words. Beneath the laughter lay a history of rage, survival and uneasy peace, where love, conflict and resilience coexisted under one unpredictable roof.

30 Jun, 2026

Scientists discovered something remarkable just over a century ago. During pregnancy, a few of the baby’s cells cross the placenta and take up residence in the mother’s body. Years later, even decades later, those tiny cells can still be found in her heart, her lungs, her brain, and even in healed scars.

23 Jun, 2026

When Daniel asked to stay with us for a few weeks, I believed there were still boundaries I could enforce, still a life I could protect. I had not yet realised that, by letting him in, I was beginning to build a life I would not be able to leave.

9 Jun, 2026

Alcoholism is a relentless disease that strips away dignity, trust, and stability. For sixteen years, I lived inside its shadow, trying to hold together a marriage that was quietly and steadily coming apart. Alcoholism is ten times worse, ten times more harmful than any cancer.