Hi @BootsUK 👋 I bought the Oura Ring 5 sizing kit, which includes £10 credit towards a Ring 5, but the code supplied (OURA10) is showing as invalid at checkout. I can see another customer has also shared re the same issue. Can you help with a working code please?
If you’re applying for PIP, @turn2us_org has launched The PIP Tool: a free guide to navigate the benefits process.
Their goal “is to make sure you know your rights and can afford what you need to enjoy life fully.”
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So, this afternoon I got home to find a lovely letter from @northernassist telling me about how they wanted to prosecute me for using the below ticket to travel on the specified route at a peak time.
I paid £1.90 less than the fare they say I should have paid.
A thread 🧵
If you have a few moments to listen to this interview as a parent with your child.
Possible one of the best post race interviews I have ever watched #PlayOn
because of the election my petition closes end of this month & it won’t reopen. I’m so upset as don’t think I’ll get the number required for a response.This feels utterly fruitless all the effort for 3 months cut off. Need 10,000
Please sign and share https://t.co/sk3ZHZwxmX
To celebrate the release of The Healing Relational Trauma Workbook next week I am giving away one copy. Follow, like and retweet for a chance to win. International okay. Winner announced end of February.
I just listened to this audiobook for the fourth time.
And every time I do, I still enjoy it and notice different things.
“The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (and your children will be glad that you did)” from @Philippa_Perry is my go-to recommendation as a parenting read.
What is fantastic about it is that many of the ideas apply to all relationships, not only with our kids.
One of those is the idea of “repair.”
We all make mistakes.
Instead of focusing on doing it all perfectly and punishing ourselves for not complying with that perfection, Philippa suggests a healthier approach.
“Repair” is what matters. First, we should recognize what triggers us, do something about it, and apologize to the person we hurt.
At the same time that we take off the pressure for us to be perfect, we model a healthier approach for the people we love.
Of course, this is not an excuse to indulge in whatever inconvenient behavior because “all that matters is the repair.”
Here is a collection of illustrations I did, inspired by the book, each with a quote from the author.
@ticketfactory@windsorhorse I paid for tickets yesterday, (but didn’t go through as you can see from my order history - only order is for last years tix) but the money still came out of my account - how do I get a refund?
☕️Time for a cup of tea to read our new article? We wanted to look at how a foster carer reflecting about the mind of a child they care for affects that child's emotional regulation. How? Why? Here's a mini-thread and do check out the paper too 1/
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@laurevans311 I love the notability app- you have to pay an annual subscription, but it’s worth it in my opinion - I don’t use a paper notebook at all now