Dear Mapaseka
My husband and I are both engineers and we earn good salaries but you will not believe
that he hardly ever lifts a finger. He will not send me anything more than R5 000; his take home is close to R100 000 cause he knows I can provide for myself and kids. He will send money to his family, his mom and siblings and tell them to keep it a secret from me. I feel like I’m taking on so much and I’m tired. It’s safe to say I’m planning my exit. As my husband he fails to provide for me and look after his family planning my exit. Is this a good enough reason to leave ?
Thuli

Dear Mapaseka My husband and I are both engineers and we earn good salaries but you will not believe that he hardly ever lifts a finger. He will not send me anything more than R5 000; his take&nbsp;home is close to R100 000 cause he knows I can provide for myself and kids.&nbsp;He will send money to his family, his mom and siblings and tell them to keep it a&nbsp;secret from me. I feel like I&rsquo;m taking on so much and I&rsquo;m tired. It&rsquo;s safe to say&nbsp;I&rsquo;m planning my exit. As my husband he fails to provide for me and look after his family planning my exit.&nbsp;Is this a good enough reason to leave ? Thuli

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The show, &lsquo;Life, Love and All&rsquo;&nbsp;will cover different daily themes such as leadership, family relationships, spirituality, navigating the generational gap, new age parenting, consumer rights, sexual education and many more. &nbsp;Who are you? What makes you tick? What are your struggles? What&rsquo;s important to you? Family? Love? Money? Your health?&nbsp;Mapaseka Mokwele explores the intricate aspects of Life Love and All.
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Dear Mapaseka
I am a 45 year old woman with a 10 year old son. My main focus in life is work as i am a
sole provider to my family, made up by my mother and siblings. My 38 year old sister and
her 14 year old daughter live with me and my brother stays with his wife at my mother’s
house, along with their children.
In everything i do, i always have to consider them and never put myself first.
I took a loan for my sister in order to pay for her child’s school fees after she broke
up with the child’s father and came to live with me. I am the one paying for the loan
as she keeps telling me her part time job salary is not sufficient to cover it but promises
to eventually pay. I too am a single mom and struggle to even afford all of my son’s
required uniform at school. I am even budgeting for a decent tablet for school.
I have been dating my man for over a year and he often visits me at my place and
my sister is not welcoming to him.
He has suggested that i move in with him in order to assist with my finances and he says
that my my sister could move back to my mother’s house in the North West, we are living
In Bloemfontein. This would help me enormously but i feel so much guilt after sharing
This with my sister. She is so angry and has told the whole family that I am chasing
her and her child away all for a man that she saw cheating on me. When i asked her
To consider taking her child to a public school she refused saying i need to give her more
Time. The finances are killing me and i feel like im drowning; should i move in with my
Boyfriend? He has a good relationship with my son.

Dear Mapaseka I am a 45 year old woman with a 10 year old son. My main focus in life is work as i am a sole provider to my family, made up by my mother and siblings. My 38 year old sister and her 14 year old daughter live with me and my brother stays with his wife at my mother&rsquo;s house, along with their children. In everything i do, i always have to consider them and never put myself first. I took a loan for my sister in order to pay for her child&rsquo;s school fees after she broke up with the child&rsquo;s father and came to live with me. I am the one paying for the loan as she keeps telling me her part time job salary is not sufficient to cover it but promises to eventually pay. I too am a single mom and struggle to even afford all of my son&rsquo;s required uniform at school. I am even budgeting for a decent tablet for school. I have been dating my man for over a year and he often visits me at my place and my sister is not welcoming to him. He has suggested that i move in with him in order to assist with my finances and he says that my my sister could move back to my mother&rsquo;s house in the North West, we are living In Bloemfontein. This would help me enormously but i feel so much guilt after sharing This with my sister. She is so angry and has told the whole family that I am chasing her and her child away all for a man that she saw cheating on me. When i asked her To consider taking her child to a public school she refused saying i need to give her more Time. The finances are killing me and i feel like im drowning; should i move in with my Boyfriend? He has a good relationship with my son.

THE LETTER (GUEST: BRIAN MHLANGA – Life and Leadership Coach  WWW.BRIANMHLANGA.COM & REITUMETSI MTHEMBU – Registered Counselor COUNSELLING WITH REITUMETSI: INFO@REITUMETSEWELLNESS.CO.ZA

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WHO REALLY RUNS YOUR COMPLEX? Trustees, Directors and the Power&nbsp;Behind The Gate. What is Your Experience of Living in a Complex.

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March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a global
campaign to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and
encourage earlier diagnosis for the disease, which affects
10% (around 200 million) of women worldwide.
This year’s theme is 'Endometriosis Doesn't Wait'.
Endometriosis doesn't wait whilst you're trying to get a
diagnosis or access care. It doesn't wait for your career.
Tonight we feature a woman who is known as the
#EndoWarrior; a Runner, a Professional and an advocate for
women’s health.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a global campaign to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage earlier diagnosis for the disease, which affects 10% (around 200 million) of women worldwide. This year&rsquo;s theme is 'Endometriosis Doesn't Wait'. Endometriosis doesn't wait whilst you're trying to get a diagnosis or access care. It doesn't wait for your career. Tonight we feature a woman who is known as the #EndoWarrior; a Runner, a Professional and an advocate for women&rsquo;s health.

MIND BODY AND SOUL- ENDOMETRIOSIS ( GUEST: KHANYISA STENGILE - Endometriosis Warrior, Kilimanjaro Summiteer, Comrades Marathon Medalist & DR. SIVIWE MILA - General Practitioner and Resident Life Love and All Medical Expert

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