I was born into what became a large family of eleven children. As I was one of the oldest, I had new siblings on an almost yearly basis...

I can still remember the smell of the city streets before there were cars. Trams and horse-drawn carts trundled past...

That all changed in the summer of 1941, when the Second World War hit our snowy streets. Slowly, food became a luxury...

A patient of mine, a World War II veteran, sat in front of me on the examination table. I made a note in his health card and suggested...

After her husband, my grandfather, left her a few years into their young marriage, she decided to raise their two daughters, my mother...