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🍷"It’s your birthday: have a drink to celebrate! You’ve been fired: drown your sorrows! You’re at a funeral: raise a glass to the dead!"
@CamillaTominey explains why there is nothing 'normal' about our addiction to booze
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@CamillaTominey explains why there is nothing 'normal' about our addiction to booze
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"The very idea that we mark every social occasion – from cradle to grave – with booze never seems to strike anyone as odd, or even obsessive"
✍️"Boozing has become so established that teetotalers like me constantly find ourselves having to justify why we aren’t doing it"
✍️"Boozing has become so established that teetotalers like me constantly find ourselves having to justify why we aren’t doing it"
According to Public Health England, alcohol misuse is the biggest risk factor for death, ill health and disability among 15 to 49-year-olds in the UK, and the fifth biggest risk factor across all ages
đź“şPrince Harry and Oprah Winfrey are launching a 5-part series: The Me you Can't See
We look at what the series tells us about the Duke's state of mind – and why he has no regrets over his Oprah interview
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We look at what the series tells us about the Duke's state of mind – and why he has no regrets over his Oprah interview
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The @Telegraph's Bryony Gordon spoke to Prince Harry but 4 years ago at Kensington Palace for the #madworld podcast.
"Back then, there was a real sense of positivity in the air" Gordon writes.
“He had arrived in a good place”
"Back then, there was a real sense of positivity in the air" Gordon writes.
“He had arrived in a good place”
➡️"But as he now knows – as we all now know – you can never predict what is just around the corner.
"Mental health, like so many other elements of life, has no absolutes," says Gordon
"Mental health, like so many other elements of life, has no absolutes," says Gordon
