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How modern LED headlights are terrorising millions of drivers (opens the original)
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Placing her supermarket shopping into the boot of her car, Lynda Murphy made her way to the driver’s seat and turned on the ignition. It was a dark March evening and the retired sales worker had popped to her local store to pick up food on the way home from visiting a friend in hospital. Lynda had done this journey hundreds of times before. But on this cold night, as she left the car park and drove towards a roundabout, she noticed bright headlights coming towards her from the road ahead. Within
We gave birth in our cars and it's going to happen to even more women (opens the original)
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Whether it’s a water birth, home birth, hypno or hospital birth, there are a variety of helpful classes available to mothers-to-be so they can prepare for the ideal arrival of their baby. This week, however, in a move that will horrify most parents-to-be, it emerged that classes are being offered for the kind of birth no mother ever wants – how to have a baby in a car or by the roadside. It comes after North Devon District Hospital in Barnstaple closed its birthing wing due to staff shortages, f
My sharp pelvic pain was so bad I couldn't sit down. This is to blame (opens the original)
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For years, Lydia Kelly’s life was made a misery by bouts of stabbing pelvic pain that ‘came from nowhere’. ‘As well as pain in my stomach, sometimes I also felt a sharp stabbing between the legs,’ says Lydia, 64, a hairdresser. ‘It hurt so much that I’d shout out in pain.’ She adds: ‘I’d also feel this huge pressure to go to the loo. It made things like going to the theatre or out for a meal almost impossible. It reached the point where I was just too afraid to go out.’ Lydia initially suspected
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