Newsreader, war reporter, author… KATE SILVERTON is an expert juggler when it comes to work. But, she tells Francesca Babb, everything stops for her children
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I am feeling slightly more positive. I settled the bill for my kitchen. I paid £500 off my vet bill. Anything to do with money triggers my PTSD. I find it hard to understand why everyone else seems so relaxed. My vicarage backs on to a river, and every day I see women, all different ages, walk past, clad in Dryrobes, about to wild swim. They are chatting and laughing, not a care in the world.