📚 From 2014 to 2019, pain, research, questions and hope shaped our journey. https://lnkd.in/p/emHX9EMn 💛 My Son Was Alive—But I Was Reliving My Sister’s Death PTSD, identity and the Belfast woman behind the journey By Marguerite O’Reilly | 7 October 2026 It was the PTSD that shocked me most. I knew physical injuries could change a life. What I had not understood was how a new collision could bring an old loss so close that it felt as though I was living it again. In 2014, a
🧬 THE MITOCHONDRIAL EVE PROJECT: BELFAST https://lnkd.in/p/eaeeaPuU https://lnkd.in/p/ePaZKKer From Peace Line Community Work to Mitochondrial Research, Maternal Health and Children’s Welfare Today I’m sharing a piece of work that began long before this whitepaper existed. It began in Belfast — in communities shaped by the Peace Line, in community rooms, and among families who learned that understanding one another was one way of making sure our children did not simply inher
