Graeme Clarke
‘ Be yourself, everyone else is taken’
– Oscar Wilde
Love that quote. Just like our fingerprints, each of us has a unique ‘self’. Accept what we have.
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Dr Debbie SnellA feeling of profound tiredness or weariness that affects daily functioning and wellbeing, often called fatigue, is one of the most common symptoms experienced after a brain injury. Dr Simon Adamson“Heroin” an evocative name for a powerful drug. Craig PrinceThe house is no different to any other, but as you approach it, you notice that the yard is cluttered with “junk” – broken furniture, metal drums, boxes, plastic bags, and empty bottles. Dr Debbie SnellSo – we all know the line, exercise is good for you. Google the ‘health benefits of exercise’ and you can experience the overwhelming power of the information age, with a mere 127 million hits. Sandra FowlerMost of us are concerned about how we are perceived by others. It is part of being human to want to be accepted by others and to fit in with the group. We are social animals after all. Our perception of ourselves as sexual partners is part of this broader sense of self Craig PrinceSexual offending evokes strong public perception, especially when victims are children Prue Fanselow-BrownDefence, according to the Concise Oxford Dictionary, is defined as defending from, or resistance against, attack. |
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