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What bereaved parents feel Losing a child is often unfathomable for a parent. It goes against what we tend to regard as the natural order of things, yet it does happen and in today’s gun-happy Bermuda more parents are finding themselves facing emoti...

Support group for bereaved parents A support group for families who have lost children is starting next month. Organised by bereaved mother Robin O’Neil, Compassionate Friends will be a place where hurting parents can share their feelings with other...

In a bid to help families hard hit by unemployment, the Rose Bell Missionary Society will cater another full meal to 100 residents in need of support. The dinner, to be held at St Paul Centennial Hall at 6pm on Monday, marks the first in a series of ...

Bermuda’s coral reefs could be indirectly impacted by the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig explosion that saw millions of gallons of oil leaked into the ocean — ironically not by the oil, but by chemicals used in the clean up. This came from Dr Gret...

Reopening the medical clinic five years after it was controversially shut, will offer a fresh start from its stigmatised history, said a physician who worked at the facility. Stanley James said he welcomed news of Government’s pledge to bring the cli...

Imagine an eight-year-old telling you she’s too old to do physical exercise, while others complain it causes too much sweat. Our high-tech world has created a generation of children who lead relatively sedentary lives, their exercise linked to remote...

A loss of vision shouldn’t mean the end of an active lifestyle, according to visiting vision rehabilitation specialist Jane Charlton. The Madison, Wisconsin resident is spending six months on the Island working with the Bermuda Society for the Blind ...

Just a year away from getting her medical degree, Bermudian Aisha Bassett was at risk of not being able to return to school. A dedicated student with a promising future in her desired field of neurology and oncology, her studies at the University of ...