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Kirstie Sutherland

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United Kingdom
As seen in: MSN UK, The Daily Mirror, Daily Star (UK), HuffPost UK, Scottish Daily Record, OK! Magazine (UK), Daily Post, Essex Chronicle, tmrw, Redbrick (University of Birmingham) and
Covers:  Lifestyle and celebrity
Writer, editor and freelancer. El mundo necesita gente que ame lo que hace ✨

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Writer of sorts. Head of Content at Agency Hackers. Bylines in the likes of HuffPost UK, i-D, tmrw magazine, The National Student and Prima. I also do freelance reporting shifts for OK! Magazine.

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Louise Thompson shares 'first panic of the day' and partial blindness in scary morning post

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By Kirstie Sutherland
| MSN UK Verified
Louise Thompson has shared a health update with fans after being rushed back to hospital last week, revealing that she has suffered from partial blindness due to medication. The star is recovering after another hospital visit following struggles with her mental and physical health since the traumatic birth of her son Leo last year. The ex-Made In Chelsea cast member, 32, has been vocal with fans about her health and PTSD.
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Louise Thompson shares update after being rushed back to hospital: 'I’m not going to sugar coat things'

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By Kirstie Sutherland
| MSN UK Verified
Louise Thompson has shared an emotional update with fans after being rushed back to hospital. The former Made in Chelsea star, 32, who recently shared how proud she was of fiance Ryan Libbey for attending his first therapy session, shared the seven-minute long video to Instagram. Telling her 1.4 million followers she was now back at home, she wrote in a lengthy caption that she was “not going to sugar coat things” after her “b*oody rough ride over the past year".
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The real cost of studying abroad isn’t about money

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By Kirstie Sutherland
| i-d.vice.com
For the tens of thousands of British university students who choose to study abroad as part of their degree, the notion is often sold as a fabled “best year of your life” experience. Yet the effect of moving away on mental health is often not spoken about before departure, and this can potentially end up completely overshadowing what should be a year of making new friends, improving language skills and learning a new way of life.
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