Jo-Alice Davies

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@bandq_help No one is replying!!

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@bandq_help sent a contact form off a week ago and still no response! Can someone please contact me

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@bt_uk
3rd time a engineer hasnt turned up and IMPOSSIBLE to speak to anyone online!!!
Send a message!

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

How the hell do people get through to speak to @bt_uk ?????

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@bt_uk been waiting on chat for over 45 minutes! No broadband after days of trying to contact bt. Over an hour trying to get an answer over the phone. Appointments with engineers automatically booked then cancelled! Can someone reply please 🙏🏻

[Claire 💙 @clairebubblepop]

You destroyed a library. It was MORE than a library, it was a food bank, a source of heat for people in the winter, a place for kids from low income families to use the internet, or do their homework. Why destroy something so vital? Yeah you’re so patriotic guys.

[Jon Biddle @jonnybid]

The three children who were murdered less than a week ago have now been totally forgotten by the media due to the actions of a few thousand far right supporters. It's heartbreaking.

[kose @kvsee1]

claiming immigrants are stealing your jobs but having time to riot at 2pm on a Monday is crazy btw

[karenwhybro @karenwhybro]

Media running with the question “what should be done about crossbows?” rather than the real question:

“what should be done about men?”

[Sophy Ridge @SophyRidgeSky]

A woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK

“Domestic” – that word that somehow doesn’t feel adequate – because terror can also happen in the home.

My thoughts on the Bushey tragedy

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@BolycsCymraeg @caryl19387 @Kizzlaaa

[Bolycs Cymraeg 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @BolycsCymraeg]

Golygfa anhygoel o sgwâr Tregaron ar hyn o bryd...

[Jane Middleton @cinnamontoastuk]

I really don’t give a toss if someone can’t afford private school fees + 20%. There are parents who can’t afford to buy their children shoes. Let’s focus on them. #BattleForNumber10

[Playingitagain @AmeliaRocket1]

National service?

We can’t see a doctor, get a train, drink the water, buy fresh fruit from France oh and rapists are walking free but don’t worry, Sunak is going to train all the young people to go to war. Give me a fucking break.

[The Cork Coypu @CorkCoypu]

Prince Andrew is now claiming that Kate also photoshopped this photo.
#KateMiddleton

[Dr Louise Newson @drlouisenewson]

If you’ve seen the headlines this morning debating whether menopause is a disease and being over-medicalised, this video explains my thoughts.

Menopause is more than a collection of symptoms; it is a cardiometabolic and inflammatory condition which leads to an increased risk of numerous diseases.

Menopause has been ‘medicalised’ for years – including with antidepressants, antipsychotics, painkillers, sleeping tablets, anticholinergics to treat bladder symptoms, and heart medications to lower cholesterol, reduce blood pressure and control palpitations. The first-line treatment for menopausal symptoms is body-identical HRT.

Studies have shown that when women are given the right dose and type of hormones, their symptoms improve, and they have a lower future risk of numerous long-term inflammatory diseases associated with menopause including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, dementia, and depression as well as early death.

Talking about menopause as being a ‘natural transition’ or part of ‘healthy ageing’ ignores the very real suffering of many women with menopausal symptoms.

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@SwanBrandUK Can someone please contact me, been trying to speak to someone for days.

[Jo-Alice Davies @JoAliceD]

@Kizzlaaa @RoyleFamilyShow Ffs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Dr Louise Newson @drlouisenewson]

Great article in the @nytimes

It states - the female brain is rich in estrogen receptors, particularly in regions that control memory, mood, sleep and body temperature, all of which “work beautifully when estrogen is high and consistent,” @dr_mosconi quotes

For centuries too many people have forgotten than oestrogen is important for our brains to function properly and it is also made in our brains - oestrogen affects more than our gynaecological organs

The fact that women are more likely to develop dementia than women is partly due to hormonal changes but most researchers appear to have overlooked this…

https://t.co/wlBjLDKfRA