A perfectly happy life has been put on hold by a mysterious, debilitating disease that has left doctors here and overseas searching for a diagnosis for more than a year. It’s a “one in a zillion” nightmare, and this couple’s reality.
Fernando Rezende Silveira, 44, and Fernanda De Almeida Santos Cordeiro, 42, are birds of a feather. They fell in love on a salsa dance floor in Brazil 20 years ago and later moved to the Northern Beaches, where they now own an apartment in Brookvale and a dog named after the Latin art form that brought them together.
These days the dancing has stopped as has many of Fernando’s motor skills. Fifteen months ago he began losing vision and mobility, struggling to swallow and showing...
Northern Beaches Libraries are running a free program of creative workshops throughout October and November to celebrate International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD),...
Wakehurst Parkway has finally reopened this morning after a period of heavy rainfall last night ( Tuesday, 13 October) which closed the Narrabeen-Oxford Falls...
Dee Why Police Station was evacuated this evening (8 October) after a member of the public handed in a live military-grade hand grenade.
The station...
Northern Beaches Libraries are running a free program of creative workshops throughout October and November to celebrate International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD),...
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