A woman with severe mental illness lay dead in her apartment for more than 3 years before being found, say reports

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I moved to New York from the UK to marry my partner using a K-1 visa. The process was so difficult that we had to sue the government.

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Dan Gooding, right, married his partner, David, using a K-1 visa.

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My wife and I are raising 2 daughters with type 1 diabetes. It can be overwhelming at times.

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Val Emmich.

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I struggled with infertility for 16 months. Then I used my science background to invent a product for at-home insemination and got pregnant on the 2nd try.

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Jennifer Hintzsche and her family.

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A smoothie receipt tipped me off to my boyfriend's cheating. It taught me an important lesson on relationships.

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Rissa Brown.

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From burgers to mac and cheese, how to make your favorite foods Mediterranean diet-friendly, according to a dietitian

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Swap a deep-dish pizza for a thin, wholemeal base pizza topped with vegetables to make it more Mediterranean diet friendly.

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Marie Kondo says even she can't keep the house tidy with 3 kids. Moms had a mixed reaction.

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Peloton instructor Leanne Hainsby, 35, said she was diagnosed with breast cancer after a doctor told her not to worry about a lump in her breast

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Breast cancer is most common in women older than 50, but screenings in younger women can help with early detection.

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Mikaela Shiffrin mocked the stigma around 'talking about my period' after mentioning her 'monthly cycle' following World Cup win

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Mikaela Shiffrin.

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A supportive and educational online community exists for people with chronic illnesses. They call themselves "spoonies."

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The spoonie community is made up of people with chronic illnesses.
The spoonie community is made up of people with chronic illnesses.

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