Culture Jamila Rizvi Jokes About Breaking Out Of Hospital Future Women's editor-at-large has a message for women everywhere. By Kate Neroni Culture Future Women's editor-at-large has a message for women everywhere. By Kate Neroni Previous article The Kavanaugh Hearings: Where To Start If You Haven’t Tuned In Next article Her Agenda: Michelle De Kretser Author and journalist Jamila Rizvi has joked about breaking out of hospital after being readmitted following a second round of surgery for a brain tumour a fortnight ago.The editor-at-large of start-up, Future Women, has posted a selfie to express her frustration at being back in hospital shortly after a craniotomy. View this post on Instagram Fact: There is nothing more boring than being in hospital. I’m like a caged animal, considering making a break for freedom just as soon as I can figure out how to remove a cannula and dodge some hyper vigilant nurses. Do you know what else is boring (and how is this for a bumpy segue)? Superannuation. Nobody likes talking or reading about it and yet the lack of it means Aussie women are falling into poverty later in life. On average we retire with roughly half the super of men and the time to start thinking and acting on this is yesterday. Luckily the newest @futurewomen is NOT boring and designed to help you understand and easily get your super in shape no matter what age or stage you’re at. Link via my bio or wherever you get your pods! Free to download. ? A post shared by Jamila Rizvi (@jamilarizvi) on Sep 24, 2018 at 12:48am PDT However, she returned to hospital this week for further rest after suffering low blood pressure.She has continued to post images throughout the ordeal including one of her “usually floppy haired” husband Jeremy who shaved his head in solidarity. If you want to better yourself professionally and personally, become a Future Woman today. Sign up to become a member for less than the cost of a coffee per week. jamilarizvi Best Of Future Women Money Why mid-life investing can make all the difference (especially for women) By Jamila Rizvi Money How motherhood hits your financial future (and what to do about it) By Jamila Rizvi Money Is your takeaway coffee costing you 100k? By Jamila Rizvi Relationships Dr Sullivan thought an abusive client had changed. He hadn’t. By Sally Spicer Relationships What Geraldine Bilston wants victim-survivors to know By Sally Spicer Equity New interactive series highlights what determines women’s financial fate By FW Culture “Never an excuse”: Why Katrina still can’t stand the smell of bourbon By Sally Spicer Diamond Meet the leaders: Erin Vincent By Odessa Blain Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
