Stop Punching Down and Start Punching Up, if you want to know more about PIP payments and the situation I found myself in then please have a read, but stop beating up on the little guy for existing and start asking yourself why the media and the wealthy are telling
Christmas can be a challenging time for many, often triggering feelings of depression and isolation. For those who have experienced loss or feel disconnected from family, the holiday season can amplify these emotions. In this heartfelt reflection, the author shares their personal struggles with the festive period, revealing the masks
In a world where families are increasingly strained, the latest news reveals a staggering 28% hike in nursery fees, pushing parents to the brink. With childcare costs soaring to over £10,500 annually, many are left questioning how to make ends meet. Meanwhile, government departments waste taxpayer money on luxury items,
The 8th of October brought a shocking headline from Madeline Ross of the Daily Telegraph, claiming a pension saver lost £270,000 due to a Labour tax raid. At first glance, it seems like a devastating blow to this woman’s retirement. But is it really Labour’s fault, or is there more
It’s 6am, and as I sip my coffee, I stumble upon a piece by Kristina Beanland, Deputy Lifestyle Editor at the Metro. Her latest story about an influencer who skipped her best friend’s wedding for a strict diet raises eyebrows. With only 8,000 followers and a dubious claim to fame
There is a lot of false information going around at the moment, and most of it coming from the likes of MP Mel Stride, claiming on television that Personal Independence Payments (PIP) comes to thousands of pounds a month, this is absolute rubbish, the maximum anyone can claim on PIP
No Parachutes…… WWI Pilots would fly without parachutes, feeling it better to go down with the plane than jump out, so once the plane was hit and sufficiently damaged it meant it would be on a forever downwards trajectory from there on in. In a similar vain once dark thoughts,
Well it’s been one of those weeks, i have managed to break my walking stick, resulting in me plunging headlong into the road, I have managed to lose my Blue Badge, within the confines of my own home and then to top it off i have a raft of hospital
I have found that one of the worst parts of mental illness especially depression is the loneliness and despair you can feel, if like me you feel alone in a room full of people, imagine spending the last 4 or 5 years essentially in isolation. When my illness really started
I have been living with chronic pain for nearly a year now and it has slowly gotten worse, episodes used to be a couple of hours and easily treated with fairly standard pain killers, now I have a lot more episodes sometimes lasting days, when even the likes of Tramadol
Stop Punching Down and Start Punching Up, if you want to know more about PIP payments and the situation I found myself in then please have a read, but stop beating up on the little guy for existing and start asking yourself why the media and the wealthy are telling
As you may already know if you have been reading my previous posts I have suffered a number of health issues in the last few years mostly starting with a heart condition which led to alot of other issues including me gaining alot of weight, I used be around 95kg
Christmas can be a challenging time for many, often triggering feelings of depression and isolation. For those who have experienced loss or feel disconnected from family, the holiday season can amplify these emotions. In this heartfelt reflection, the author shares their personal struggles with the festive period, revealing the masks