Hello @bbcsport - I heard the stone cut Orwell quote was a smidgeon inconvenient today, so I got out my crayons to help out. I hope it helps BBC decision makers and leaders communicate a more authentic message:
@Julescay@ThisisDavina@MrsCarlyRich@menomatters That’s really difficult and I hear your confusion. It does feel like a minefield and I was surprised when my dr have an alternate view. I guess your dr knows your history and your risk. Hopefully others will have suggestions of alternative ways of managing difficult symptoms.
@Julescay@ThisisDavina@MrsCarlyRich@menomatters The Dr gave me current evidence on the HRT and BC risk. I think speaking with specialist breast clinic Drs might be helpful if you have not already.
@Julescay@ThisisDavina@MrsCarlyRich@menomatters Julie do you go for regular breast screenings at a breast clinic? If so maybe speak with the dr there. I have a strong family history of BC (mum and maternal aunt both <60 years), I have moderate risk. The specialist dr told me HRT is an option for me should I ever need it.
My dad died during the pandemic. We were very lucky he managed to stay at home. Had he been taken in to hospital we wouldn’t have got to say goodbye. I wasn’t allowed to carry his coffin. #NotMovingOn
@doctor_oxford The £150 reduction in council tax - many of those struggling most financially (those whose only income is benefits) qualify for council tax exemption. They will not benefit. So they will have to pay the increased energy costs with no non-repayable offset. The poorest pay more.
The £150 reduction on council tax. Many of those struggling most financially (whose only income is benefits) qualify for council tax exemption. They will not benefit from the rebate. So they will have to pay the increased energy costs with no non-repayable offset. #bbcqt
@campbellclaret The £150 reduction on council tax. Many of those struggling most financially (those whose only income is benefits) qualify for council tax exemption. They will not benefit from the rebate. So they will have to pay the increased energy costs with no non-repayable offset.
@piersmorgan@RishiSunak The £150 reduction on council tax. Many of those struggling most financially (those whose only income is benefits) qualify for council tax exemption. They will not benefit from the rebate. So they will have to pay the increased energy costs with no non-repayable offset.