by The Editor | Apr 13, 2017 | Health & Education
I’m writing a new show that will be biographical and feature tales about mental health. Last time I felt the black dog tugging on his leash was after the death of my dad. In truth though that wasn’t depression it was me grieving, which is perfectly natural. I feel...
by The Editor | Apr 6, 2017 | Health & Education
When I was first told about my Fibromyalgia I was happy in a sense, maybe the wrong word, relieved is better, I had a reason for feeling so awful and in pain all the time, i thought people might actually believe me now, let me learn how to live and that was...
by The Editor | Apr 6, 2017 | Health & Education
I have noticed that the spoken word has lost it’s currency. Not in real life, person to person, but in work, organisations and all the times where communication happens and things matter. So to narrow the field I will give an example about work. I still think the most...
by The Editor | Jul 18, 2015 | Health & Education, Politics
So the reality of the conservatives budget and new policies has finally sunk in, disabled screwed, young screwed ,large families screwed, public workers screwed, foreign workers screwed, scots screwed, welsh screwed and on and on and on. The enormity of these cuts and...
by The Editor | Jul 3, 2015 | Health & Education
Lipoedema is often wrongly misdiagnosed as lymphoedema ~ but there are differences between the two conditions. In lymphoedema the sufferer’s lymphatic system is compromised and not working correctly, either due to surgical intervention or radiotherapy treatment...
