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Beth Kirkbride

  • Social Strategy, The UK Sepsis Trust
Sheffield
As seen in: Medium, MSN UK, OneZero, The Startup, The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK), The Sun, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand and
Freelance journalist & marketing professional • Founder @indie_pendent • 🏳️‍🌈 she/her
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Trans teen school friends die by suicide just 10 months apart

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By Beth Kirkbride
| Gay Sonoma Verified
News/ State Two transgender teenagers who were close friends at the same California high school have died by suicide less than a year apart. Summer Devi Mehta, 17, died on 3 February, 10 months after her classmate Ash He, 15. Both attended Palo Alto High School in the Bay Area. Mehta, a junior, left a note expressing hope that her death would raise awareness of the suicide crisis affecting the trans community.
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House of the Dragon’s Emily Carey says they were harassed for character’s queerness

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By Beth Kirkbride
| Flipboard
House of the Dragon’s Emily Carey says they were harassed for character’s queerness Emily Carey has opened up about the online harassment they faced after playing a younger version of Alicent Hightower in HBO’s House of the …
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‘Healthy’ teen paralysed overnight by ‘one-in-a-million’ disorder

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By Beth Kirkbride
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
A teenager who was told she might never walk again after a rare condition left her paralysed overnight has defied medical expectations to return to the stage. Jessie-Lou Harvie, 14, from Blantyre, Lanarkshire, was diagnosed with transverse myelitis – a "one-in-a-million" spinal cord condition – in March 2024 after suddenly feeling weak and unable to move her legs. Her mother, Nicola Harvie, described the doctors’ prognosis for her "healthy" daughter as "the worst thing you can hear as a parent".
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