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Coronavirus disease 2019
COVID-19 is a contagious disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. In January 2020, the disease spread worldwide, resulting in the COVID-19 pandemic. The symptoms of COVID‑19 can vary but often include fever,[7] fatigue, cough, breathing difficulties, loss of smell, and loss of taste.[8][9][10] Symptoms may begin one to fourteen days after exposure to the virus. […]
“Finding love again after loss is not betrayal, it’s part of healing”
By Nicky Wake When my husband Andy died in 2020, I genuinely thought the joyful part of my life was ok. By that point, we’d already spent three years living through the aftermath of the catastrophic heart attack and brain injury he suffered in 2017. One of my most haunting memories was performing CPR while […]
“Losing my grandma made me realise young men need to talk more about grief”
By Matthew Haywood Since winning Survivor UK in 2023, I’ve tried to use that platform to build my TikTok and try to bring a bit of joy to people online. Most of my videos are usually about me getting outdoors, messing about or trying out some crazy challenges. I try not take life too seriously, […]
“Understanding my ADHD finally helped me understand myself”
By Roxana Tascu For most of my life, I genuinely believed I was somehow both high achieving and failing at the same time. From the outside, people often saw somebody driven, intelligent and ambitious, but inside I constantly felt as though I was barely holding everything together. As a child growing up in Romania, I […]
“I turned baby loss into a place where other women feel less alone”
By Sam Naughton When my baby died at ten weeks pregnant, my entire world had shattered in the space of a few seconds. My husband Ben and I had already named our baby Willow and we had already started imagining the life we thought we were going to have with them alongside my elder daughter […]
Stratford-upon-Avon’s Butterfly Farm soothes my soul
Photo & words by Erica Crompton In Stratford’s heart, where a river glides, A rainbow-winged world is waiting inside. A place where colours rise like choir or prayer, A verdant paradise holds every kind of care. Butterflies drift close as if they know How fragile days can feel, how spirits slow. In this bright haven, […]
“Is Luxembourg Europe’s most accessible city?”
By Erica Crompton Luxembourg is steadily developing a network of comfort hiking trails as part of its Tourism without Barriers campaign, with accessible routes around places such as Bissen and Remich. I travelled with my fiancé, Paul, who uses a wheelchair full time, to see how these trails work in practice. Our first stop is […]