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Wow! Reading this left me feeling awfully small. 😯

I understand. I was paying around $70 a month on meds like Vesicare that were supposed to help a condition that is very poorly understood. Period underwear is not actually approved for conditions like overactive bladder, interstitial cystitis, or urethral syndrome. Incontinence products are...

Too right!

A 'Moon Cup' or menstrual cup, is an alternative to tampons etc. Not for every woman, I think. They are considered to be environmentally friendly. Personally, I think they sound awful.

Chloe says she's been to parties like that. Nuff said! 😆

It's an interesting article but why are those ladies draped in strange postures over a sofa? They look like they're suffering the Hangover From Hell.....

There speaks the voice of experience!

I can be a bit thick, I know, but how does scanning large items first prevent theft?

But, does that mean a 'Password Manager' can't be hacked?

Chloe and I went clubbing last night (it was my birthday)- never again! Chloe says she hasn’t been this hung over since Karaoke Nite in the Gulag. ( This was during her two years working undercover during the Great Soviet Purge of 1962.) It left her with a taste for vodka and the ability to...

H.M. Isle of Wight is, in fact a high security men's prison. 😊

Perhaps it's the grim rictus of fear?😆

Why is the hunter (up the tree) smiling?

"As a result of his work with the White Ribbon Australia, O'Keefe was appointed to the inaugural National Council for the Prevention of Violence Against Women in May 2008, which drafted the report Time for Action: Australia's National Plan for Reducing Violence Against Women and their Children...

Sarah Ferguson has spent much of her adult life being mocked by the media. She's already gone through one form of cancer and now faces the terrifying prospect of another. She will be frightened. To those who mock her still - give the woman a break and show some compassion!

I'm still cringing!😆

I should have mentioned that with the MeCaps alarm that I use, I must press the Morning Call Button on the unit every morning by 9.30. If I don't, a reminder is sent to me through the unit AND as an SMS on my phone. If I don't confirm by 11.30 am they will contact the first responder contact...

Reading this - my anxiety level just sky-rocketed! What are they thinking?

That's another advantage of the alarm I wear on my wrist. I can still be heard through a closed door - and in the event I can't be heard, help would be summoned by the very fact that I've pressed the button.