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Social Affairs Correspondent for the Irish Independent. Tips: amolloy@independent.ie, DMs also open. Interested in investigations and human interest stories
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'Relentless'. Isolating. As parents of autistic boys do the unthinkable, a mother who knows their story reveals drastic change that saved her

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By Amy Molloy Verified
| EIN News
Renee Firth's oldest son was less than a year old when she began to suspect he wasn't developing in the 'typical' way. 'He wouldn't look me in the eye at all,' says the mother of two from Brisbane. 'He wouldn't play with toys, and he wasn't able to hold anything finely like a pen or a spoon. The abilities just weren't there.' As a first-time parent, her only barometer was the babies from her mother's group. 'You can tell your child is not the same,' she says.
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Lightning Strike Shocks Ice Cream Vendor at Robertson Show

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By Amy Molloy Verified
| thebuglenews.com.au
In a shocking turn of events at the Robertson Show, food vendor Luke Arnfield-Thompson was struck by lightning while opening the back door of his ice cream truck. “During the storm yesterday, lightning struck the power pole near our ice cream van while Luke was opening the back door,” shared South Coast Serves on their Facebook page.
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After A Spate Of Deaths, The Freebirth Movement Is Facing Backlash

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By Amy Molloy Verified
| Marie Claire (Australia) Verified
Home LIFE & CULTURE Health & Wellness “Freebirthers feel hunted, hospital-birthing women feel inadequate, and many sit quietly in the middle, afraid of saying anything at all” Asides When Phoebe Snow went into labour with her third child in March last year, she didn’t rush to alert a midwife or head to hospital – even when after four days of contractions her baby still hadn’t made an entrance. Instead, the 37-year-old stayed at home with her husband and girlfriend. No midwife. No doctor.
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