By the age of 12, I was helping to care for my mum through bipolar disorder, sitting in medical appointments, managing medication and doing whatever I could to make life a little easier for my family. At the same time, I was carrying the grief of losing my older brother
By Martin Preston, CEO and Founder of Delamere The first time I went into rehab, I was still a teenager. I completed the programme, left, and within five months I was drinking again. That experience taught me something I have never forgotten: completing treatment is not the same as recovery.
By Massimo Lorusso The dramatic part of my story can be told in one sentence: at seventeen, a dive into the sea in Rimini changed my body permanently. The harder part to explain is everything that came after. For nearly four decades, I have needed help with ordinary physical tasks.
Text and artwork by Kate Pritchard Over the past three or four years, balancing work, health, caring, and life has often felt impossible. Most of the time, I’ve felt like a failure, not fully present, waving from behind a steamed-up window. But I have learnt. A lot. About dementia, about
By Erica Crompton Shapermint launching in the UK feels like a win for anyone who needs clothes that keep up with real life. Their leggings, already a hit globally, have quickly become the kind of piece you reach for without thinking. Comfortable, reliable, and genuinely flattering. What makes them stand
By Erica Crompton I absolutely love the regal blues for the current season for Sealevel Australia. I wore my jumpsuit plenty of times in our 10 day trip in Brazil. We only had a rucksack each, so my wardrobe for this holiday needed to work hard. And it did. I
