Pregnant women can often have stressed, anxious, or depressed during all the the pregnancy Travel as a pregnancy can be overwhelming for many women, but several studies suggest that stress not only affects pregnant women but also their babies. Babies of women who were extremely stressed were often angry, crying or fussing when put in … Read more
Women Who Drink 2 Cup Tea in a Day Only: If we do not eat food for a day, then how it becomes, but today we are telling you the shocking news of a woman. This woman has not eaten a grain of food for 39 years, she spends the whole day drinking only 2 … Read more
Weight Gain After Marriage: You must have noticed that as soon as a girl with a slender physique comes to her in-laws’ house after marriage, her weight starts increasing after some time. Which not only the new bride but everyone starts to notice. Because of which she seems to be slowly losing her confidence in … Read more
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CREWE, Va. (WWBT) – The Crewe Police Department has safely located a missing woman with a mental health condition. Police say Tara Wood, 50, was last seen on February 4 leaving her home in the 100 block of Melody Lane in a gold or beige 1995 four-door Mercury Sable with unknown license plates. Virginia. She … Read more
Feeling dizzy or lightheaded when standing up is a common experience caused by a drop in blood pressure. When this drop in blood pressure is very brief and rapid and is not related to any other health problem, it is called initial orthostatic hypotension or IOH. New research suggests that some simple muscle exercises before … Read more
CREWE, Va. (WWBT) – The Crewe Police Department is asking for the public’s help in the search for a missing woman with a mental health condition. Police say Tara Wood, 50, was last seen on February 4 leaving her home in the 100 block of Melody Lane in a gold or beige 1995 four-door Mercury … Read more
From time to time, I worry about being a bit of a spoilsport in this column. An old Victoria Meldrew. I complain about leaf blowers, telling them that they shouldn’t wear the wrong kind of wellies and that they can only have curtains, not blinds, in their house. Still, I’m not sure there’s anything in … Read more
The first time I was prescribed HRT, I felt so wonderful that (look away now if you’re of a sensitive disposition) I understood how hormone replacement advocate Edwina Currie could have a torrid affair with John Major when he was Prime Minister. At least I guess it was steamy; I felt so playful, I could … Read more