Many women face debilitating pain and dismissal during menstruation. I share a distressing work experience and emphasize the need for empathy and understanding. Menstrual health concerns everyone, and advocating for compassion and support is crucial. I urge women to advocate for themselves and calls for grace and empathy from others.
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Self-Sabotaging
In this personal reflection, I delve into my self-sabotaging tendencies rooted in past pain, fear of disappointment, and reluctance to step out of my comfort zone. Despite ongoing struggles, I emphasize the importance of vulnerability, self-discovery, and seeking support. The message encourages others to embrace their worth and accept love and support.
The NHS: The Not (so) Helpful Services- The struggles of Overworked Nurses and a broken system.
The NHS, once lauded for healthcare excellence, falls short for many HCPs and patients. Overwhelmed by excessive workload, lack of support and institutional challenges, nurses face distress and disillusionment. Racism, favouritism, inadequate pay and a lack of unity plague the system. Comprehensive reform is needed for the NHS to fulfil its promise of compassionate care and patient satisfaction.
Capitalism and the broke friend
In a capitalist society, being unemployed and unable to contribute financially can bring feelings of resentment, shame and embarrassment, particularly in friendships. Asking for help is difficult in a culture that values independence and when support is not freely given, it creates a complex emotional struggle. Ultimately, finding balance and self-worth beyond financial contribution is key.
“I wish”: the confessions of a firstborn
Hey hey hey everyone! I hope all is well! This is going to be a short one so I thoroughly hope you enjoy. This particular post is a poem I wrote about based on what it sometimes feels to be as a firstborn child! CALLING ALL FIRSTBORNS HERE! Gather round brothers and sisters. I speak… Continue reading “I wish”: the confessions of a firstborn
Bloganuary: Day 1 – What are your challenges?
Hey Everyone! Happy new month! 10 days into the new year and things already feel like they are moving quickly!As I am writing this post, I want to share something very random! This particular post and a few others to follow are going to be written with frustration in my heart because I broke one… Continue reading Bloganuary: Day 1 – What are your challenges?
!!!BIG CHANGES!!!
Change is inevitable but change is also a choice. Howdy people! HAPPY NEW YEAR! Whew! I cannot believe it is 2024! Last year really did fly by fast, right? I am back with the FIRST blog post of the year. SO much has changed and happened in the last year, it's unbelievable. And this year… Continue reading !!!BIG CHANGES!!!
Assumptions vs Seeking Clarification
Hiya! I am back with another EoME! Can't believe we will be entering the 9th month of the year tomorrow! This year has gone by so fast already! Would you agree? Anyway, I hope you enjoy the blog xASSumptions are the hidden icebergs that threaten to sink the ships of communication. We've all been there—crafting… Continue reading Assumptions vs Seeking Clarification
Day 30: What would you title the chapters of your autobiography (and why)?
Good day everyone! I hope you have had a decent week so far!First of all, HAPPY NEW MONTH!! I can't believe there's only 4 more months left of 2023. Where on earth has time gone!?!?Blogunary has long gone but that doesn't mean I am forbidden to still answer one of the questions, which I believe… Continue reading Day 30: What would you title the chapters of your autobiography (and why)?
Gaslighting yourself: “I’ll just blame it on hormones”
Hey hey! I hope you all are having a lovely start to the new month!!! I wish I could say the same but with a dissertation hanging over my neck, I guess my 'lovely start' will happen once I finally rid myself from the shackles of education! In this reflective piece, I delve into the… Continue reading Gaslighting yourself: “I’ll just blame it on hormones”