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Jo and Hayley - Accepting Fate

A mother on the impact of the rare genetic disorder CDG1a on children and their families.

• 5 mins

Gill and Deb - Birth Partners

Deb shares a special friendship with Gill, who was there at the birth of her daughter.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Surviving a rare genetic illness, bonding over birth, and wedding plans.

• 15 mins

Geoff and Vincent - Not Enough Love in the Workplace

Anxiety and depression are common problems in the City, yet remain largely unacknowledged.

• 4 mins

Kat and Shelby - Being an SMA Teenager

Friends with spinal muscular atrophy still manage to live life to the full.

• 4 mins

Celia and Julie - Coping with Loss

A mother and daughter find similarities in their losses from death and divorce.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations about mental health, death and divorce, and the perfect carer.

• 15 mins

George and Jo - Putting the Brakes On

Jo would like to try living in Sri Lanka, where she grew up; George has her doubts.

• 4 mins

Dominic and Jamie – The Leaving of Liverpool

Two brothers, whom circumstances have brought them to Derry, miss their Liverpool home.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Grandchildren, the politics of relationships, and coming to terms with where you live.

• 15 mins

Mandy and John - No Longer the Man I Met

A couple who got together second time around now face the reality of his dementia.

• 4 mins

Elaine and Megan-Rose – Ceramics in the Blood

It's strange when your mother is in the year below you at college

• 5 mins

Chris and Suzanne - Life is Full of Patterns

A couple who met at art college still fill their life with colour and patterns.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Living with dementia and with patterns, and with your mother in the class below at college

• 15 mins

Nancie and Neil - Feeling Cheated

The impact of a child's death is still felt by her mother and brother over 50 years on.

• 4 mins

Ade and Kitty - Passing It On

Facing the dilemma of which culture to turn to when you are raised in two different ones.

• 4 mins

Jackie and Julie - Loss, Love and Living

Two mothers remember the daughters they lost to Sanfilippo Syndrome.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Surviving the loss of a child and dealing with two cultures, in three surprising exchanges

• 15 mins

Brian and Joe - It's Not About Fighting

Two taekwondo teachers reveal the truth behind the martial art.

• 4 mins

Jodie and Rebekah - Fathers in the Forces

The pain and anxiety suffered by the children of those serving in the armed forces.

• 4 mins

Jeanne and Stu - Getting Checked Out

A much-loved husband and friend's diagnosis with prostate cancer led to the first ProstAid

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations about taekwondo, prostate cancer and absent fathers in the forces.

• 15 mins

Dayle and Lorraine - Teach Our Children

Parents with children on the autism spectrum compare their experiences of school.

• 4 mins

Alan and Angela - Having a Voice

A husband and wife consider the impact of his covert stutter on their relationship.

• 4 mins

Mel and Gary - Being You Being Me

A husband's dyslexia means his wife takes on additional roles in the family business.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

The impact on families of autism, stuttering and dyslexia.

• 15 mins

Celia and MaryJane - Refusing to Be Segregated

Refusing to conform to the non-integrated education system in Rhodesia.

• 4 mins

Ndaizivei and Sekai - Being Strong

UK-born Sekai is in awe of her grandmother's stoicism under white rule in Rhodesia.

• 4 mins

Christine and Sheila – Living Without Roots

Sisters reflect on the impact leaving Rhodesia in their teens has had on their lives.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Living in Rhodesia

Reflections on life under white rule in Rhodesia, before Zimbabwe's independence.

• 15 mins