@LuxMeaMundiAM I stopped taking nexium after being on it for years, as was getting bad heart palps & arrhythmia.I went through a lot of gaviscon liquid the 1st week. I cut out caffeine completely, and adjusted my diet. I'm now managing taking gaviscon tablets after every meal. Good luck!
@BueyOBuey@DocPriyamMD A large bottle of gaviscon. I was on Nexium for years, and stopped 3 months ago cold turkey after suffering serious heart palps & arrhythmia. I vomited a couple of times in the first week, but I'm managing now with gaviscon tablets. Changed my diet too.
🚨BREAKING 🚨
The courageous Sall Grover @salltweets has just been ordered to pay $20,000 compensation + additional legal costs of up to $100,000, as punishment for knowing that men are not women.
Jason 'Roxy' Tickle, seen in the video below, has been harassing Grover for five years.
The lawsuit he filed against her was based on his claim that he was discriminated against for being denied access to a women-only forum found on the app Grover developed, called Giggle.
This has resulted in Australia's legal test case for whether or not "gender identity" should supersede, and thus erase, women's rights. Today we learned that the courts of Australia prioritize the feelings of men who claim to be women over the reality of actual women.
Main Appeal Costs: Grover must pay the respondent's (Tickle's) costs for the appeal up to a maximum of $50,000.
Cross-Appeal Costs: Grover must also pay the cross-appellants' (Tickle's) costs for the cross-appeal, up to a maximum of $50,000.
When reading out the decision, Justice Melissa Perry said, "Ms Sally Grover and Giggle for Girls Proprietary Limited, engaged in unlawful direct discrimination against the respondent, Ms Roxanne Tickle, on the ground of her gender identity...
... thereby treating Ms Tickle, who is a transgender woman, less favourably than a woman designated female at birth, seeking access to the Giggle app... The appellants are to pay to the respondent a sum of $20,000 within 60 days."
"...The appellants [must] pay the respondents' costs of the appeal up to a maximum of $50,000... The cross-respondents pay the cross-appellants' costs of the cross-appeal, as agreed or assessed, up to a maximum of $50,000."
Tickle, the man who initiated the complaint, has been playing on a field hockey team for females - where he has said the youngest player is 15 - while also sharing photos of himself using the women's change room.
On his personal Instagram account, Tickle has also shared photos of his underwear and dilators, jokes about sex toys, and as well has posted several cartoons drawn by a Canadian transgender diaper fetishist.
The transgender movement enables the worst and most perverse men to utilize the law in order to terrorize women who oppose their displays of public fetishism and voyeurism.
The demands of men such as Tickle, men with sexual pathologies, are taken seriously by the courts while women who oppose them are publicly slandered. Gender identity ideology reduces women and girls to a male fantasy and fetish.
Donate to Sall's costs here 👇🏻
https://t.co/yyBy37Ok0Z
#IStandWithSallGrover #TicklevGiggle #TicklevsGiggle
@sharrond62@tehbewilderness Her mother was executed for failing to produce a male heir
But ITV want to pretend that Elizabeth I was male - it’s offensive beyond words
@robprogressive Um, it's a credit card? It's a lending product. Banks make money on interest. If you make a mistake paying your bill, call your bank and explain, they will probably refund it as a one-off. Otherwise, PAY YOUR BILL in full and in time!!
@George__Koch@joelmuzz@robprogressive Standard credit card t's and c's in UK, is UP TO 56 days interest free. That's based on you purchasing the day immediately after your statement, and paying in full by your next due date. 'UP TO' is the key, its the maximum int free period you could have based on that scenario
@George__Koch@robprogressive No, if you don't pay in full by the due date, (to qualify for the interest free period) you are charged interest daily on your balance. So you will be charged interest from the date of purchase, until it is paid off. Your next bill will reflect how much interest accrued on 999
@oldspeak_books He was just 62 when he passed. He worked hard all his life, paid his taxes, donated to Macmillan every month for years, just to be treated like nothing in the end. That was 10 years ago and I will never be over it.
@oldspeak_books so my mum couldn't spend any time with him. There was nowhere for him to wash, and no nurses available to take him to share facilities. He was promised physio which never happened in weeks so his mobility just deteriorated. It was an utterly wretched place.