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Poppy O'Neill

Chichester
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This Clever Headband will Banish Period Pain from the Comfort of Your Sofa

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By Poppy O'Neill
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Nettle is the NEW headband that women are reaching for to help improve period pains and PMS. It is a drug and hormone free solution that is clinically proven to reduce pain and improve low mood, with zero side effects reported. For many women, period pain is something we put up with on a monthly basis, relying on painkillers or natural remedies to deal with sometimes severe pain and discomfort.
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Why are Two-Thirds of the “Sandwich Generation” Suffering with Poor Mental Health?

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By Poppy O'Neill
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Tasked with caring for elderly parents while still working full time and providing support to their grown-up children and grandchildren, over 5 million people have been dubbed the “sandwich generation” – and they’re facing huge pressure from all sides. Almost two thirds of multigenerational carers are struggling with their mental health due to the demands of caring for multiple family members at once.
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Revealed: This is the Most Affordable Place for Families to Live in the UK

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By Poppy O'Neill
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With rental and housing prices spiralling across the country, many families and couples hoping to start a family find themselves priced out of large cities like London and Brighton. A recent study has found that 70% of Brits with young children find it more difficult to be a parent since the cost-of-living crisis.
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