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morning thalassa – the calm, salt therapy of Sydney's women's pool

  • Written by: Jane Messer, Honorary Associate Professor in Creative Writing and Literature, Macquarie University
morning thalassa – the calm, salt therapy of Sydney's women's poolJane Messer

You need thalassa therapy, the woman said to me, knowing I was ever so anxious and sad about too many things. These included my mother’s months in hospital and decline from Alzheimer’s, made worse by all the stops and starts to any of us being able to visit her at the aged-care home during COVID.

I would weep in short sobs or...

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