The Australian Women's Weekly - November 2020
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Mother of the groom
A wedding is cause for celebration, and the McDermotts also embrace the chaos that ensues.
A legacy of love and loss
A baby gets a loving home, a couple completes their family. Surely adoption is a happy event? But for many - those giving up a child, the child and the families who welcome them - it can be a lifelong journey of searching and healing. With as many as one in 15 Aussies impacted by adoption, we meet a service offering hope.
A BROKEN HEART
Cindy Gambino's world was shattered when her three young sons were killed by their own father. Seventeen years later, at the age of just 50, she died of...
'I don't feel any different from the first day I rode'
In Tokyo last year, she was Australia's oldest athlete, in any sport, ever to compete at the Olympic Games. But don't tell Mary Hanna that. The equestrian champion insists that age is just a number, and the best is yet to come.
GEORGE and ME
More than 20 years after the death of George Harrison, his wife, Olivia, is publishing a poetic memoir. At the stately home where they escaped Beatlemania, she remembers their life together.
The pampered life of pets
With an industry that is now generating billions, Aussie 'pawrents' are showering their fur babies with extravagant gifts, yoga classes, luxury hotel stays and unprecedented adoration in life and in death.
He gave me his heart, I gave him a kidney'
For Anne Schuller and her husband, Kym, a second chance at love also became a second chance at life.
Why do you really have a headache?
Finding the cause of your head pains your no more suffering in silence.
Pieces of you
Having skin cancers removed is so common it's almost a rite of passage for Australians. It's both a physical and an emotional journey, as author Phillipa McGuinness discovers.
Catherine MOVES CENTRE STAGE
Since becoming the Duchess of Cambridge Il years ago, Catherine's rise has been slow and steady. But as her public role burgeons, the devoted mum of three is turning out to be the House of Windsor's quiet star.
