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Like Never Before.

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By Catherine Rice
| Medium
I've always heard of these aforementioned breakthroughs that people will have in their lives and I think I may have experienced my own. There was not a sudden burst of light and I did not jump out of bed ready to fix all that was wrong in my world. It came gradually, slowly. To clue you in, I am being followed. I would not call it stalking, rather lurking. Around every corner, down every aisle and always there when I'd open my apartment door.
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Kitty

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By Catherine Rice
| Medium
It is not easy to recall what I was like as a child. Most of my recollection comes from the stories that are passed down, pictures I admire, and home videos I force the rest of my family to watch with me (I still need to rewatch the clip of me dramatically lipsyncing to 'Everytime' by Britney Spears) in my room at bedtime. Unfortunately, my mind is usually drawn to the more negative aspects of who I used to be, even from a young age.
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PODCAST | Covid-19 Chronicles: Hairdressers head back to court to demand reopening

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By Catherine Rice
| News24 Verified
An application to force the government to allow hairdressers and beauticians to work is expected to be heard in the Western Cape High Court on 17 June. The government regards the industry as high-risk in terms of Covid-19, and will only allow it to open under Level 1. Salons across the country may be forced to close down. Hairdressers and beauticians across the country face bankruptcy as they have not been able to work since South Africa went into lockdown on 27 March.
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