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Eimear O'Hagan

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Ireland, Scotland
As seen in: MSN Philippines, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Daily Mail, Daily Mail Femail, Fabulous, Irish Daily Mail, Scottish Daily Mail, Sunday Mirror, The Daily Mirror and
National newspaper/magazine writer & editor. I waffle on the radio from time to time. I tell other people's stories, and sometimes my own.
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Emma Raducanu was right about a crying baby

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I had a stroke on holiday at the age of 23

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At just 23, Alicia Kember (front) experienced a stroke while on holiday in Portugal. (Supplied) Drifting in and out of consciousness, waves of nausea swept over me as I lay on the bathroom floor, unable to move. Just moments before, I’d woken up in my family’s holiday home in the Algarve, Portugal, looking forward to the second day of my holiday with my close friend Chloe.
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IVF traumatised me but when I first met my adopted son I knew it was destiny

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By Eimear O'Hagan Verified
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Jodi Peake, 31, a photographer and entrepreneur from Yorkshire, adopted a son with her husband Joe, after deciding they couldn't face going through IVF again. (Supplied) Sitting on the sofa, my husband and I stared at each other in a state of joyous disbelief. Upstairs, a little boy was fast asleep in the bedroom we’d lovingly decorated for him. Finally, we had the son we’d longed for.
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