Breathe
Her (Part 8)
One afternoon the neurologist called my mom, she finally had what seemed impossible: a diagnosis.
Lifestyle
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Nothing to cure in Mexico
According to ENDISEG, more than half a million LGBT+ people have been victims of such cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.
From cinema to life and truth
We will never know what we are capable of if we do not face the dilemma in real times and spaces.
Hormones do play against
I am not ashamed to admit that hormones do play against me. The issue is how I assume it, use it and survive it, without overwhelm, fury and reaching the most desired line the right middle of emotions.
Where is Kate?
So, with no king, queen or princess for the ceremonial acts, Prince William has been left almost alone to "take care of the royal business".
Practical guide to loving a person with Down Syndrome
Today, as we celebrate World Down Syndrome Day, I decided to do just that, to celebrate it, talking not about rights, laws and conventions, but about the person.
When listening to the dead
Death is complex and at the same time simple. Change happens in a second even though it seems that time stands still and extends.
