Edie115
Drive your own bus
A lot of people get to a certain age and give up on exercise. They may have never been very sporty or never found something they liked. Life gets in the way and with family, work and other commitments they just don’t bother. It’s really hard right? Especially if you work full-time and have kids and a house to clean […]
Yesterday somebody lovely was saying that they had been yelled at in a shop by a horrible woman. They thought she had pushed in and she hadn’t, so they yelled […]
Originally posted on Dr Fiona Bisshop:
Earlier this month I attended the 25th CROI in Boston, the conference on retroviruses and opportunistic infections, a wonderful annual opportunity for…
It’s International Transgender Day of Visibility today and so I thought I’d give some top tips to parents of trans kids. Visibility is really important. It inspires people, offers support […]
Hallo Peaches, This one is going to be all about blood from the vagina, so if you don’t want to hear about that you can pop off and have a […]
Hallo! This one is really close to my heart. I grew up active from the word go. We were like Russian athletes as kids. My Mum was a massive believer […]
Hallo! Vicki from Southampton wrote in a post earlier that she would never eat leftovers as they are ‘rank’! I totally wondered why this would be. Leftovers are not rank! […]
I know!!! It’s a thing! I know you’re all shaking your heads going riiiight!!! But I’m going to do this, I am! As I’ve said before I always love it […]
I don’t really eat any packaged food but a good one is the MTR brand of Indian curries. It is like space food, you cut the pouch, pour it out, heat […]
A massive possum the size of a labrador woke me up by jumping on the roof at 3am. This has given me the chance to ponder on my current houseplant […]
This morning the Doc was reading her book – And The Band Played On by Randy Shilts. It’s about the emergence of the Aids epidemic in America and the terrible […]
Hallo! It’s tricky fitting in the fitness around this time of year isn’t it? You’re often in some sort of diabeticish coma from all the peppermint bark. But you can […]
Well I hope my blog is not getting too transarama for you. If so then stroll on by and I’ll try to write something funny where trans people arn’t being […]
Hallo Peaches, Well that year went fast didn’t it?! It’s totally flown by and I’ve learnt so much I am possibly going to pop with all the knowledge in my […]
Hallo Peaches, I’m going to write a post about treadmills. I know! I don’t really ever get on a treadmill these days as I graduated to loving running outdoors, but […]
“According to the CDC, black mothers in the U.S. die at three to four times the rate of white mothers, one of the widest of all racial disparities in women’s […]
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August 30,2017
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