This is how it happens in Georgia. Another GOP blow against educators and growing thoughtful, engaged children capable of empathy and self-reflection. Brought to you by the letters A, C & D. A for acceptance. D.C. for diverse concepts. Thank you, Ms. Rinderle for doing your job. Here’s hoping you can do it again. #GAE
Many people believed that the government planned to build 40 brand-new NHS hospitals. They were a key election pledge from Boris Johnson.
But in 2021 the Department of Health sent info to NHS trusts on “key media lines” to use when asked about the pledge. Take a look at this👇🚨
Conservative Lord Farmer said:
"Two-fifths of people think stopping the small boats is more important than tackling NHS waiting lists."
We know this isn't true, don't let them divide us!
#IllegalMigrationBill#ToryLies#NHS
@TreasuryMog My 4 tabbies are Cassandra, Athene (first photo), Oysseus (photo 2), and Hercules (last photo). Cassie is the mother of the other 3. She is 11 and the babies are 10.
This needs to be heard:
Patients aren't dying because nurses are striking
Nurses are striking BECAUSE patients are dying!
Retweet and post a ✊ if you support Nurses!
#RCNStrike#NHSstrikes
If you are in Medical school or planning on going to Medical school
And you would not provide medical care because someone is gay or trans or whatever
Go into finance
Or anything else
Medicine is not for you
OUTRAGEOUS: A new bill proposed by Florida Republicans, and backed by Ron DeSantis, would give doctors and insurance companies the freedom to deny care to patients who are LGBTQ people or women. The so-called “Protections of Medical Conscience Act” was proposed by the Health & Human Services Committee and Healthcare Regulation Subcommittee of the Florida House of Representatives.
The bill would allow healthcare providers to refuse to treat or pay for the treatment of people based on “conscience-based objections without… threat of adverse actions.”
Under the law, doctors and insurance companies could deny treatment and payment if they feel the patient goes against their religious, moral or ethical beliefs. Critics say this would impact women and LGBTQ people directly, as doctors could claim they have religious, moral or ethical objections to treating LGBTQ patients, or providing medical care such as birth control, abortion referrals or gender-affirming care.
The bill also provides doctors and insurance companies with legal protection for their objections, and doesn’t require them to refer their patients to another doctor.
It's OK not to be OK. It's OK to talk.
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Mind Charity 📞 0300 1233393
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Bipolar UK 📞 0333 3233880
Today, 55 years ago my life changed forever. At 5 years of age my father was violently taken from me and my family. Although the void persists... I choose to love anyway. #MLKLegacy#BeLove#mlk55
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@_saythetruth_@trtworld London remained the most religiously diverse region of England. "Christian" was still the most common in London (40.7%, 3.6 million of all usual residents). The next most common religious groups in London were "Muslim" (15.0%, up from 12.6% in 2011) https://t.co/ByVGYvpWDn