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Mel generously shared her family's story with us because she understands the power of palliative care. It's her hope that all Australians can have access to these vital services.

"To have that support for the end-of-life care is probably just as important as the start," she told us.

'Live the life you please' is a documentary that tells Mel's story and many other inspiring personal stories about the last chapter of life.

The aim is to start conversations about the end of life and to ensure everyone gets to live the life they please - Right until the end.

'Live the life you please' can be seen in theatres nationwide from May 22nd.

Find a screening near you:
https://livethelifeyouplease.com/see-the-film/

14/05/2023

Management Harambee Kaharo High School, nemanyisa abazeire, abeegi ngu hakyariyo emyanya kuruga S. 1 to S. 3, Abeegi abarikukora kurungi, efuuzi nibaherezibwa sponsorships ahabwokuba eishomero ni Charitable School kandi niryakira abeegi boona. eishomero nirihereza abeegi obuhereza burungi,okurya kurungi, abashomesa barungi ba arts na sciences, vocational skills kuruga omu Directorate of Industrial training, Computers, Library, Laboratory, permanent Classes ezirikurinda amagara gabeegi kurungi, amaizi ga gravity, solar hamwe na amashanyarazi, sports, Dstv nebindi bingi. Kandi nibamnyisa abantu mwena ngu nibaza kutandika Advanced Level, nahabwekyo nibetaga abashomesa ba advanced level, abarikwenda emirimo, muhandikire murikurabira aha [email protected], ninga Harambee Kaharo High School P. O. BOX 701 KABALE, teera esimu ya Headteacher 0774 243108 ninga orete application yawe omubiro byokwega obutarenza ebiro 13. June 2023.
Togetherness For Prosperity.
Kyarangwa Headteacher State Mubangizi 0774 243108

12/05/2023

Mel was already a mother to two children when she discovered she would be having twins. She'd already experienced palliative care when her son Wil had health complications. It turned out that Wil's care would not be the only reason Mel needed support from palliative care.

Initially, the news of twins was a joyous moment. Mel shared with us that she thought she was being rewarded for all she had endured with Wil.

But after discovering one twin had a hyperplastic left heart, she knew there were more tough times ahead.

Shortly after Elle was born, she was moved into palliative care.
That's where Very Special Kids family practitioner, Anna, came in.

You can hear Mel speak about her journey first-hand at a special Q&A screening of 'Live the life you please' in Southland on Tuesday, 23rd of May, 6pm. Book your tickets today!
https://villagecinemas.com.au/movies/live-the-life-you-please?cinemaId=282&tab=sessions

10/02/2023

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-64588133

The baby girl was rescued from a collapsed building in Syria, but her mother died after the birth.

01/02/2023

https://www.citizen.digital/news/school-days-should-start-at-8am-end-at-345-pm-orders-cs-machogu-decrying-mental-torture-n313539

Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu has ordered that day primary and high schools should operate between 8 am and 3:45 pm practically banning any morning and night preps.