Pauline edwards

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

Heart of London Bridges walk on behalf of CRY helping to raise awareness and remembering those who have been lost ❤. Without CRY screening we would not have been aware of the genetic condition affecting our family so will be always grateful to this amazing charity. @CRY_UK

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

I have had to call customer support 3 times as the returns label with my order did not work. 3 times I have been told I would be emailed a new QR code return label. I still have not recieved this. Advice please?
@cottontradersuk

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

Something is happening to women in their 50s, and I don't think people are paying enough attention to it.

I'm watching women who spent decades being the reliable ones. The peacemakers. The caregivers. The ones who kept the family together, swallowed their frustration, carried other people's emotional baggage, and were told that being "good" meant being accommodating.

And now something has shifted.

They're looking at marriages that have been one-sided for years.

Friendships built entirely on their effort.

Jobs that took everything they had and gave very little back.

Family roles that expected endless sacrifice while offering little appreciation in return.

And they're asking a simple question:

"Why am I still doing this?"

What's fascinating is that many of these women aren't becoming angry. They're becoming clear.

Clear about their boundaries.

Clear about their value.

Clear about what they will and will not tolerate with the years they have left.

The guilt that used to keep them silent doesn't seem to work anymore.

The fear of disappointing everyone else doesn't seem to work anymore.

The pressure to be endlessly available doesn't seem to work anymore.

An entire generation of women appears to be looking around and deciding:

"If this relationship, job, friendship, or obligation only works when I'm the one doing all the sacrificing, then maybe it doesn't work at all."

And honestly?

It's one of the most interesting social shifts I've seen in a long time.

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

@Dorothy_Perkins your customer service is terrible. Have to speak to a robot via chat that tells me you wont be giving me a refund on returned items as my return is over a month old! So I'm £90 out of pocket even though I have proof of return?
Not a great way to treat customers

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

@Dorothy_Perkins how do I get to speak to someone at your customer support about items returned which have not been registered for a refund? Your contact us on your website takes me to messenger. Not ideal.

[The OK Foundation @TheOKFoundation]

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[Kath 💙🙀🇪🇺✊🏾 @KathyBurke]

Halloween giveaway time!👻
RT for a chance to win this Where There’s a Will There’s a Wake Podcast’s coffin box of goodies! Basically lots of tat including prawn, for those in the know. I’ll do a random scroll and winner pick on Monday 23rd. Good luck! #WTAWTAW🎃
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[shitscaredmum @shitscaredmum]

Dear @missdianemorgan this is a v long shot but is there any chance you could record a message (or even better - a video) to say hello to my daughter Laura? She's a huge fan & life is pretty short on joy at the moment. Every smile we get now is so precious.
Thank you so much x

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

Met this lovely lady last night. Thank you for stopping to chat, it was lovely to meet you! Good luck with your new, special venture x @brenda_edwards

[CRY @CRY_UK]

1 in 300 young people that @CRY_UK screens will have a potentially life-threatening heart condition.
CRY aims to save young lives by offering screening to anyone aged 14-35 thanks to the support and funding of those affected by a young sudden cardiac death. #TestMyHeart

[Stephenson Harwood @SHLegal]

In a recent @PeopleMgt article, members of @SHLegal's employment team - Paul Reeves, Leanne Raven and Abigail Edwards - explore the HR risks that come with the festive season.

[London Hearts @LondonHearts1]

Your 🤲🏻 can save lives ❤️

Hands only CPR can make all the difference when it comes to saving a life ❤️

Compressions have to be hard and deep enough to be effective. If someone needs CPR, attempting to do good quality chest compressions is better than doing nothing at all 📈

[Sanjay Sharma @SSharmacardio]

I cannot do enough for @CRY_UK. The charity has done so much to raise awareness about #sudden #cardiac #death #prevention in the UK and support for #bereaving relatives, #educating physicians, and #funding #research @StGeorgesUni

[CRY @CRY_UK]

Welcome to Raising Awareness week! Support CRY this week by organising your own fundraising event, displaying posters & leaflets, or sharing our posts on social media.

You can also still sign up to our events: The CRY Great Cake Bake and #12AWeekChallenge https://t.co/SL1IKW1uwW

[Think Heart @ThinkHeartUK]

#Christmas appeal for seriously ill children at Royal Brompton Hospital Please donate today ❤️🎅🏻💙 @BromptonSupport #WorldClassCare #Christmas2022

[Think Heart @ThinkHeartUK]

#WorldHeartDay #WorldHeartDay2022 #WorldClassCare @RBandH @BromptonSupport @worldheartfed ❤️

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

@JohnBishop100 Just brilliant 👏

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

@leemacdonald How sad, a big part of my childhood. 😪

[CRY @CRY_UK]

Following the news of a “major breakthrough” in genetic research helping to reduce & ‘remove’ the risk of young sudden cardiac death, Dr Steven Cox, CEO of CRY provides the following comment;Read the article on CRY's website:https://t.co/voH2yNhxEF

[The OK Foundation @TheOKFoundation]

We have finally done it 👏🏼🙌🏼💙💙

[Pauline edwards @paulinee1612]

@carolineplayle @SuellaBraverman I had the pleasure of supporting a child with Down's as her 1:1 for 3 years in a main stream school. I had some of the best years of my career with her and she surprised and amazed me every day with what she could do, made me laugh daily and taught me things I never knew!