April 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Hollywood beauty Salma Hayek has opened up about suffering “severe, severe depression” from acne and being overweight when a struggling actress. The Latino star, one of the most beautiful stars in the movie business, insists it was a far different story when she was 25 and trying to break into movies. “You want to talk … [Read the full story]
February 29, 2012 · Leave a Comment
An Australian community warden who claimed he was racially abused by colleagues who constantly greeted him with ‘G’day Sport’ is taking his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Geoff Stephens, who has been in the UK for 27 years after coming over from Australia when he was 22 years old, claimed he suffered … [Read the full story]
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February 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Thyroid problems are becoming more common in America, but the majority of those affected don’t even know it. According to the National Institutes of Health, millions of Americans suffer from thyroid diseases. These diseases range from hyperthyroidism to thyroid cancer. Here are 10 signs that someone may indeed have a thyroid problem. 1. Dramatic Weight … [Read the full story]
Tagged with bowel, cancer, cholesterol, David Livingstone, depression, diseases, fatigue, fertility, hair, insomnia, menstual, overactive, skin, tendonitis, thyroid, weight
November 17, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Does your boss (or husband) make you tense up just by walking in the room? Until six months ago, Julie Hall loved her job. She had been with the firm for three years, got on with her colleagues and thrived on the challenges of working in a busy HR department. Then a new manager arrived … [Read the full story]
Tagged with anxieties, body language, depression, emotional contagion, emotions, good communication, infectious, long-term sick leave, nerves, post-traumatic stress disorder, second-hand stress, self-awareness, stress, tense up
September 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Rates of depression in women have doubled since the Seventies, according to a new study of mental health problems. The women most at risk are those of childbearing age, and the researchers concluded this is because they are buckling under the strain of trying to cope with that old chestnut, ‘having it all’. Now, I … [Read the full story]
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August 1, 2011 · Leave a Comment
It was perhaps an unusual form of affirmation. But for Lucy Hawking, her father’s reaction as she read out part of a children’s novel over dinner at his Cambridge home was vital and thrilling. ‘I was reading a draft to him and he laughed so much he jumped out of his chair,’ she recalls. ‘Two … [Read the full story]
Tagged with abusive, alcohol, autism, book, children's novel, Debbie Dot, depression, Elaine Mason, George And The Big Bang, Lucy Hawking, married, motor neurone disease, nurse, Stephen Hawking, wheelchair
May 24, 2011 · Leave a Comment
When they’re not saving rainforests, it seems Mel Gibson and his royal pal Prince Albert enjoy activities of a more leisurely kind. Today the pair were spotted relaxing aboard a yacht in Monaco, just a few miles along the coast from Cannes where Gibson has been promoting his new film The Beaver. Mel, 55, and … [Read the full story]
Tagged with anti-semitism, Braveheart, Cannes, Cannes Film Festival, depression, Grace Kelly, Helena Bryanlith, homophobia, Jodie Foster, Mel Gibson, Monaco, Oksana Grigorieva, Palm D'or, Prince Albert, racism, The Beaver, yacht
May 18, 2011 · Leave a Comment
With his outlandish dress sense, striking make-up and eccentric music, Adam Ant became one of the greatest stars of the 80′s. But decades of mental health problems…being sectioned twice and battling depression…took their toll and he seemed to disappear into musical oblivion. Now, however, the singer say’s he put his demons behind him, and he’s … [Read the full story]
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Almost a million Aussie teengers are suffering from depression. Twice as many girls as boys are depressed…with almost a third of teenage girls saying they are depressed all of the time. But to be fair, when young girls are growing up, and hormones are all over the place, they are going to say that they’re … [Read the full story]
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February 21, 2011 · Leave a Comment
She was the brash, bullying queen of comedy who made a career out of being rude. So who would be brave or stupid enough to share a stage with Ruby Wax? The U.S. star’s new show, Ruby Wax: Losing It, is an account of the comedienne’s battle to admit and overcome bipolar disorder. It was … [Read the full story]
Tagged with bipolar, comedy, depression, Derek Smalls, Harry Shearer, Judith Owen, Losing It, Mr Burns, Robbo Green, Royal Opera House, Ruby Wax, sex, Spinal Tap, The Priory
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