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'I got broken heart syndrome after losing my dad' - Vimarsana News

'I got broken heart syndrome after losing my dad'

Michele Canning is one of 5,000 people in the UK each year to develop a rare form of heart failure.

Source: bbc.com
Borderline personality disorder: 'I found my lost tribe and faced my fear' - Vimarsana News

Borderline personality disorder: 'I found my lost tribe and faced my fear'

Marie Coyle says specialist talking therapy and art help her cope with a mid-life mental health diagnosis.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Tokyo Olympic Games: Team Ireland will be '100% ready' - Vimarsana News

Tokyo Olympic Games: Team Ireland will be '100% ready'

Organising Ireland's biggest Olympic team during a pandemic is "complex", says Olympic chief.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Mother and baby homes: Call for Church of Ireland apology - Vimarsana News

Mother and baby homes: Call for Church of Ireland apology

BBC News By Ciara Colhoun media captionPaul Graham is glad the mother-and-baby home report has been published but believes the Church of Ireland should make an apology The Church of Ireland should apologise for its involvement in running a Protestant mother and baby home in Dublin, one survivor has said. Paul Graham, 81, spent his early childhood in Bethany Home - a place for unmarried mothers and their children. The facility was included in an investigation into Ireland's mother and baby homes that found an "appalling level of infant mortality". The Church of Ireland has said it neither owne...

Source: bbc.co.uk
Mother and baby homes: Call for Protestant apology - Vimarsana News

Mother and baby homes: Call for Protestant apology

BBC News By Ciara Colhoun media captionPaul Graham is glad the mother-and-baby home report has been published but believes the Church of Ireland should make an apology The Church of Ireland should apologise for its involvement in running a Protestant mother and baby home in Dublin, one survivor has said. Paul Graham, 81, spent his early childhood in Bethany Home - a place for unmarried mothers and their children. The facility was included in an investigation into Ireland's mother and baby homes that found an "appalling level of infant mortality". The Church of Ireland has said it neither owne...

Source: bbc.com