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Will an affair with an old friend revive my life?

Private lives: A 40-year-old doctor who met up with an old female friend and 'fell in love with her'

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-03-2008
Sexual healing: Is it true that a woman with a short hairstyle is subconsciously indicating that she does not want sex?

Pamela Stephenson Connolly: Is it true that a woman with a short hairstyle is subconsciously indicating that she does not want sex?

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-03-2008
Pregnant, two kids under five... and cancer. What would you do?

Breast cancer among pregnant women is a growing risk needing tough decisions. Do you abort - or endanger your baby's health with a toxic onslaught of chemotherapy? Pamela Paul investigates

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-29-2008
In-law tensions hit women hardest

Mother-in-law jokes are the staple and cliched diet of comedians but they mask the real family battles between a woman and her daughter-in-law, according to new research that reveals the domestic conflict being waged between women with the husband and son somewhere in the middle According to the study...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-29-2008
Caroline Davies on the first British conjoined twins to be separated and to survive

It is 11 years since Joan Varley gave birth to the first British conjoined twins to be separated and to survive

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-29-2008
Japan's workers urged to go home early to procreate

Japan's workers are being urged to switch off their laptops, go home early and use what little energy they have left on procreation, in an attempt to avert demographic disaster. The drive to persuade employers that their staff would be better off at home than staying late at the office comes amid...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-28-2008
Rupert Murdoch by the people who know him best - his children

What do the sons and daughters of media mogul Rupert Murdoch really think about him? They reveal all to Michael Wolff

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-28-2008
Your misery memoir is 'a piece of fiction', mother tells judge who wrote bestseller

The high court is rarely the best place to settle a family feud - especially when one party is a barrister and part-time judge. But Constance Briscoe, whose autobiography of a traumatic childhood has sold nearly 600,000 copies, yesterday gained a few more readers as members of a jury began studying her...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-17-2008
Is 41 too late to become a father?

Last night I ate a large bowl of beetroot from my garden. This morning my urine is the colour of rosé wine and I'm worried that my semen might have taken on a similar hue. The colour of my semen is a concern because someone will be studying it in a short while. I'm considering this while...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-15-2008
First person: 'I could have 300 siblings'

As a child, Jo Rose discovered her father was a sperm donor. At 36, she still hasn't found him. She describes the battle to have her rights recognised, and find her identity

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-13-2008

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