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I've seen proof death is not the end. My late partner's spirit pushed my new male friend out of bed... then told me what he's doing in the afterlife: CHARLOTTE CRIPPS

I've seen proof death is not the end. My late partner's spirit pushed my new male friend

I'm crying my eyes out at the thought of my former partner Alex leaving our Notting Hill home for ever. 'I don't want him to go,' I sob, and suddenly feeling panic-stricken at the idea of waving Alex off through the pink front door. There is something strangely reassuring about having Alex here. Even though he is dead.

Are you living in fear and permanently anxious? Here are the six steps to take back control of your life: DR MAX PEMBERTON

There's a particular type of patient I've been seeing more of lately. They sit in my consulting room, wringing their hands, describing a creeping sense of dread that wasn't there before.

I love my husband and children but all I do is work, make dinner and collapse into bed. I wake up tired and I'm exhausted all the time... is this all there is to life? BEL MOONEY has the poignant answer

I'm a married woman in my late forties with two teenage children, and I think I'm having some sort of mid-life crisis. Bel Mooney replies...

share I love my family but all I do is work: BEL MOONEY replies

Cruel rosacea blighted my life for years. I tried all the solutions, but it was this dermatologist-approved fix that finally cleared my skin for good

'Wow, you're so red. Are you OK?' If you have rosacea, you hear this a lot. And frankly, it grates.

After my husband died, I tried dating for the first time. Yet a mistake in the bedroom aged 63 led to a humiliating situation I never saw coming. This is what all late-life daters MUST know: EMILY BOLDER

Sitting in the brightly lit waiting room, I hung my head and prayed that the floor would swallow me whole. All around me men shifted uncomfortably in their seats.

The ultimate trouser guide for all body shapes: I'm a fashion expert, these are the most flattering, leg-elongating and anti-aging styles on the high street now

It goes without saying, shopping for trousers often feels more like a chore than retail therapy. The rigor of finding a remotely flattering pair can sometimes be likened to bootcamp drills. Even more frustratingly, trousers often have little to no hanger-appeal so it can be hard to distinguish what will be baggy, fitted, too long, too short, etc., and one shape and size definitely does not suit all...read

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