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The photo cropped too soon, finished

The snowman from the winter it didn't snow

Launch day, watched from your balcony

Your pool-lane photo, swum at championship pace

Photograph your messy medicine drawer. See it sorted.

Photograph your parents' bathroom. Get the bars drawn exactly where they go.

Untangle the pill schedule (what with food, what apart, what to ask)

Photograph the four medicine labels and say when you wake, eat and sleep. Back comes one daily chart you can tape to the fridge.

Meet yourself at 70

Night-shift nurse's sleep triage: fix the one thing that matters

Answer a few questions about your caffeine, evenings and bedroom. You get the single thing doing most damage, and a two-week fix for it.

Understand your lab results before the appointment

Paste your lab results. You get each test in plain words, the flagged values in context, and five questions for your doctor. No diagnosis.

Coffee with your six-year-old self

Photograph the fire extinguisher. Find out if it still works.

You, conducting the full orchestra, at the loud bit

Your baby's laugh, shown at its true wind speed

The photo of the two of you your mum keeps asking for

Your kid's battered trike, carved into a carousel ride

Read my blood test like a friend who happens to be medical

Paste your results with their reference ranges, plus a line on your age and lifestyle. Back: what's fine, what's worth asking about, what's noise.

Make your family recipe into a card worth framing

What to say when someone's world just fell apart

Describe what happened and how close you are to them. You get a message you can send, the phrases to avoid, and one line for three weeks later.