Brendan L
My dad worked in the same factory job for nearly 40 years. He worked 10 hour days, catching the train or running from Manurewa…
Read MoreMy dad worked in the same factory job for nearly 40 years. He worked 10 hour days, catching the train or running from Manurewa…
Read MoreI remember becoming a father for the first time and it was the best thing! He’s 10 now. I remember the car ride home…
Read MoreGrowing up I lived with my grandparents and saw so much violence that I thought it was normal. My own parents relationship was one…
Read MoreMy dad died when I was four or five leaving mum with five of us kids. I ended up in a children’s home for…
Read MoreEducation was not important to my family, but life skills were. Dad taught us so many skills that today people are going to uni…
Read MoreI was eight when I found out I was adopted. My adoptive mum always wanted me to search for my birth parents but I…
Read MoreMum got pregnant to a Caribbean man and the relationship didn’t work so they separated. She was a single pakeha mum, pregnant with me,…
Read MoreI’m so proud of my kids. I was 31 when my first was born. Halfway through the pregnancy, the scan revealed that there was…
Read MorePart 1 “My daughter turned 24 in September, but I’ll never forget her birth. After a long labour, she entered the world at 7:23pm….
Read MoreMy specialists told me that diabetes is part of life now, “you have to live this way and it’s forever.” I realised this was…
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