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The nightmare within: how did the health system let women down so badly

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By Amanda Hooton Verified, Joanne McCarthy
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer newsletters, editors-pick-list, pelvic mesh, transvaginal mesh, joanne mccarthy, suffer in silence, newcastle herald Grace Irvine has blue eyes, pale skin, and short hair that fluffs up at the back like a baby chick's. She is 29 years old. Three years ago, she was a healthy mother of three boys living in a small town in Victoria. She worked as a dental assistant, and wanted to study nursing.
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'I moved out of our bedroom, my ex wouldn't': separated couples living together

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By Amanda Hooton Verified
| Queensland Country Life Verified
Lesley Cape* is sitting in a suburban Sydney coffee shop, wearing a white top and dark pants. She has no make-up on her fine-boned face, and her hair is drawn back in a ponytail. She's very calm and self-contained; her only sign of emotion is in her beautifully manicured hands, which tremble, like the quiver of a whippet, as she speaks – not from fear, one suspects, but rage. Last year, Cape discovered that her husband and partner of 15 years had been unfaithful.
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'I moved out of our bedroom, my ex wouldn't': separated couples living together

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By Amanda Hooton Verified
| Stock & Land Verified
Lesley Cape* is sitting in a suburban Sydney coffee shop, wearing a white top and dark pants. She has no make-up on her fine-boned face, and her hair is drawn back in a ponytail. She's very calm and self-contained; her only sign of emotion is in her beautifully manicured hands, which tremble, like the quiver of a whippet, as she speaks – not from fear, one suspects, but rage. Last year, Cape discovered that her husband and partner of 15 years had been unfaithful.
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