Scotland unanimously passed the Period Products (Free Provision) Bill yesterday, making sanitary products free for all.
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Scotland unanimously passed the Period Products (Free Provision) Bill yesterday, making sanitary products free for all.
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Over 15 years after a similar encounter, being weighed at school remains a traumatic part of my eating disorder history.
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Even with COVID “bubbles” newly forming, those suffering or recovering from eating disorders are having a tough time without their full support network.
Taking care of your recovery comes at a cost, but how can you move forward if you don’t have the funds?
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Bloody Brilliant is the monthly gift tackling all things periods from The Unedit in partnership with OHNE.
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It’s National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, so we put together some friendly reminders.
