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I have a legitimate & chronic condition services, trained with better knowledge of endometriosis to be able to hold clinics in the community, addressing both the physical symptoms and the challenges of access, understanding and long-term care.\u201d She wants endometriosis to be recognised as a legitimate, chronic condition and called for timely diagnosis and specialist access to be provided.<\/p>\n

She also wants to see multi- disciplinary support offered similar to other long-term illnesses and patients to be empowered through education, and travel reduced so help can be found more easily in rural areas. Fay added: \u201cTogether we can make a real impact.\u201d The Scottish Government has been approached for comment.<\/p>\n

care about their patients, and make me feel heard. \u201cUnfortunately, they are in the minority.\u201d InverEndo Support aims to have monthly meetings where those who have the condition or suspect they do can discuss their experience over coffee, trips to the cinema, walks, community saunas or other organ- ised events. Fay said: \u201cI would like to see faster diagnosis, positive patient care and a broader variety of supportive resources available to patients instead of a one-size- fits-all approach as the condi- tion affects everyone so differently.<\/p>\n

\u201c We need better co- ordination between health condition since 2021. She said: \u201cIf I had to count from the age of 21 onwards, it would probably be closer to 50 hospital admissions. \u201cThe care I\u2019ve received has been mixed. I\u2019ve been told that there\u2019s nothing wrong with me, it\u2019s all in my head and it\u2019s just a bad period. I\u2019ve also been told to have a baby, radical surgery or try various contraceptives to \u2018cure\u2019 my endometriosis.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve been told it\u2019s \u2018normal\u2019 to have excruciatingly painful periods and some women \u2018just have heavy periods\u2019. \u201cSome consultants have an exceptional manner and really endometriosis or awaiting a diagnosis. She said: \u201cI find endometriosis isolating at times and have really struggled with my mental health, and I don\u2019t want others to feel how I have felt over the years.<\/p>\n

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in Alun Harris-Richards\u2019 face as they wrestled over her bag \u2013 triggering a heart attack. FULL STORY PAGES 4&5 A SHOPLIFTER has been jailed for killing an Asda store guard as she tried to flee with stolen booze. Natasha Smith, 38, screamed BY DAVE FINLAY CHINA SPY SUSPECT\u2019S MP WIFE SUSPENDED FULL STORY PAGE 10 Nygren: We can still hunt Hearts down ts do rt BACK PAGE PAGE 17 PAGE 13 Hogg is stripped of MBE DEMONIC Smith on bodycam during attack PAGE 3 DAILY RECORD Friday, March 6, 2026 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK CONCESSION For elderly Beeb thinks outside box on funding THE BBC is \u201cwilling to consider radical options for future funding\u201d.<\/p>\n

Beeb bosses are looking at cutting the licence fee or offering more concessions. The current model is \u201cnot sustainable and needs reform\u201d, it said, as it faces cost-saving measures as well as increased produc- tion costs amid declining licence fee income. It has set a target of \u00a3500million in savings over two years. In response to a Government consultation on its future, the BBC said suggestions of a subscrip- tion model would mean \u201ca very different BBC\u201d, and would \u201cnot be universal\u201d.<\/p>\n

The BBC also said it is \u201copen to operating more concessions to help with affordability\u201d. The licence fee will rise from \u00a3174.50 to \u00a3180 from April 1. BY LAURA HARDING MY CUPCAKE Brooklyn Brooklyn in new snub for his parents STUBBORN Brooklyn Beckham snubbed birthday tributes from his famous parents and siblings while celebrating turning 27 with his wife Nicola Peltz.<\/p>\n

The wannabe chef appeared to stonewall his immediate family but was quick to write a gushing post to the actress, who had shared photos of the pair tucking into cupcakes. David and Victoria Beck- ham reached out on social media but were met with silence. They shared sweet nostalgic throwback snaps and messages for their eldest and used his child- hood nickname \u201cBuster\u201d.<\/p>\n

Becks shared old pics of his son, writing: \u201c27 today. Happy Birthday Bust. We love you.\u2019 Victoria shared the same picture and wrote \u2018Happy birthday Brooklyn, we love you so much\u2019.\u201d BY RECORD REPORTER collaboration with Next, she looked the picture of health and happiness in foliage- print and raging red outfits. Her collection is designed for larger busts with sizes ranging from a size A-G and 6-26.<\/p>\n

Kelly, 46, said: \u201dIt was all about celebrating real women and real bodies. \u201cSwimwear that makes you feel confident at any age and any stage of life.\u201d MODEL and actress Kelly Brook is all smiles after swapping the jungle for some fly and flop R&R in an exotic location. The 46-year-old, who finished sixth in I\u2019m A Celebrity, got her hands on a more appetising snack than what she was used to on the TV reality show.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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