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SHAPESWHOYOUARE
shapes who you are
By CAROLINE BUTTERWICK
When their marriages broke down, sisters Sharon , 50, and Lauretta , 53, decided to move in together. Here’s how it works for them…
When my mum, Geraldine, then 32, sat me and my older brother, then five, down on the sofa in April 1986, and gently floated the idea of a new sibling, I was horrified. ‘Would you like to be a big sist
Counsellor Kate Medlin answers your personal, sexual and emotional problems
Mothers are the most familiar strangers in our lives, says novelist Abigail Bergstrom. We grow up believing we know them inside out, and, yet, how much of them do we truly see?
Jenny Lucas, 76, from Kent, is a retired professional golfer. She was 54 years old when she discovered that she had a twin sister, Helen. For many years, I considered myself an only child. With cousin
Your out-of-office is on – but now you have to navigate the tricky dynamics of holidaying with other people. Hattie Crisell has some advice….