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Daniela Ginta

Kamloops
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Covers:  Health, nutrition, science, environment
Freelance writer, mom and dog-loving human. Nutritionist at nutritionmatters.ca. I believe in gratitude and kindness thinkofclouds.com

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I am a freelance writer based in Kamloops, BC, Canada. I love science and believe that no matter what answers we're after, science will always offer a starting point. After graduating with a MSc in Biochemistry, I continued working in research for a couple of years, taught at the Canadian School of natural Nutrition in Vancouver while starting my freelance writing career in 2002. I write on health, social issues and the environment. You can find more about my writing at https://www.thinkofcloud…

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Daniela Ginta, Freelance Writer

Daniela Ginta, Freelance Writer

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Making Room for Magic

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By Daniela Ginta
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Remember the feeling of disappearing into play as a child—so absorbed you forgot about time, hunger, everything? That kind of freedom still matters. But so do the less glamorous parts of growing up: chores, routines, and responsibilities. Kids may not love them, but these structured moments help build life skills that they’ll carry forward. The sweet spot isn’t choosing one over the other; it’s embracing both—freedom and structure, working together.
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Making Room for Magic

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By Daniela Ginta
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Remember the feeling of disappearing into play as a child—so absorbed you forgot about time, hunger, everything? That kind of freedom still matters. But so do the less glamorous parts of growing up: chores, routines, and responsibilities. Kids may not love them, but these structured moments help build life skills that they’ll carry forward. The sweet spot isn’t choosing one over the other; it’s embracing both—freedom and structure, working together.
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After the Operation

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By Daniela Ginta
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When Miles Brighton* opted for an elective surgery a year after an emergency operation to repair a broken leg, he knew his condition would improve and associated risks were minimal. The recovery journey had its challenges, though. “I tolerated pain relatively well, but feeling vulnerable refreshed the memory of the accident and its life-long consequences,” says Brighton.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, in high school. I typed all my poems on a typewriter.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be curious, compassionate and caring.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By email.