Katie, 42, first struggled with hair loss as a teenager after a traumatic childhood, but it worsened after giving birth to her daughter Rosie and entering early perimenopause. As a single mum, she spent thousands on powders, wigs, hats and serums, avoiding mirrors, windy days, and even swimming with her daughter. I spoke to Katie for Secrets & Lives, Daily Mail, about the gruelling £5,000, 11-hour hair transplant that finally gave her thick, healthy hair — and the confidence

Jodie, 36, and her husband tried for ten years to have a baby before deciding to adopt. After a gruelling two-year process, they were matched with a ten-month-old boy and instantly fell in love. But five months later, Jodie felt unexpectedly low. With no pregnancy, no birth and no hormone crash, she knew it wasn’t postnatal depression. After speaking to her GP, she was diagnosed with post-adoption depression (PAD) - a struggle many adoptive parents don’t even realise exists.

Georgina’s life changed forever the day before the birth of her second daughter, Posie. I spoke to her for the Daily Mail about how she and her husband Jonathan had moved to the US to start a new life with their blended family - only for tragedy to strike. While driving home from a scan, Jonathan, 49, died beside her in a car crash. Hours later, Georgina, eight-and-a-half months pregnant, gave birth to Posie without him. She tells of the whirlwind romance that saw them meet o