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Credit:  Supplied. A group of four Queen’s graduate students turned their school project into a podcast everyone can listen to. Last semester, Erica Shardlow, Saskia de Wildt, Kiera McMaster, and Sam Mishos came together in associate professor and Canada research chair Heather Castleden’s GPHY/EPID 836 class: Qualitative Research Methods. They chose to pursue a creative route for their final project: a podcast. Called  Getting Personal, the podcast is available on SoundCloud. It features discussions on positionality and reflexivity through an exploration of their research. The podcast ...

Amy Dowden reflected on the pain she went through when she was a young girl (Image: BBC) READ MORE The BBC favourite said: “At the time, I just felt really frustrated and as a kid, it’s hard to explain your feelings when you’re in so much pain. “I used to scream to them, ‘Just open my stomach, take me to surgery and remove my stomach,’ that’s what I used to say, ‘Just cut me open, take it out, take it out whatever it is.’  “I guess I was angry, but now I’m older looking back, the understanding of Crohn’s back then was not as much as it is now. 

Amy Dowden has revealed she was hospitalised last week following a 'nasty flare-up' amid her battle with Crohn's disease.  In a new interview, the Strictly Come Dancing professional, 30, admitted her health has worsened as she hasn't been 'as active' during the coronavirus pandemic, insisting: 'My Crohn's doesn't like lockdown.' The ballroom expert said: 'I struggle with my health as well, with lockdown, my Crohn's doesn't like lockdown and unfortunately, I was admitted into hospital last Friday with a nasty flare-up.' 'My Crohn's doesn't like lockdown': Amy Dowden has revealed she was hospi...