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Dearest frankie, I doubt it was coincidence, but instead fate at its finest, that on the day I was diagnosed with a molar pregnancy, I bought issue 107 and found solace in Freya Bennett’s article “Silver Linings”. I was utterly overwhelmed by my diagnosis, but Freya offered a light at the end of a deep, dark mole tunnel, helping me to see that I was in fact not a lone mole. Cheers to you, frankie, for embracing the tough subjects and always being there.

Love from a fellow mole, Laura

As I sat down in my microeconomics tutorial at uni this week, the pink

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