Been telling our Sports Editor Dan roan hes still playing with plenty of belief . A lot of the athletes, you know, they have been preparing for this for now five years. You know commit something like that was to happen, i experienced myself, and i was absolutely guided you know and thankfully can i get the opportunity to compete in a Grand Slam a few months later, but, yeah, if you have been preparing for something for five years, it is brutal, so i think theres a bit of anxiousness. You are obviously theres a bit of anxiousness. You are obviously reigning champion from how you rate your chances . How you rate your chances . Probably not as high as we were how you rate your chances . Probably not as high as we were about four not as high as we were about four or five years ago and in rio and london, but im glad can i prepared as best as i can. I have top draws in the singles and doubles. I think i have a chance can you know, if i can get the rebound or two, It Will start to feel more c
not to have any shame. i i can do anything. cheering gill castle was so severely injured in childbirth in october 2011 that she had to have a colostomy operation. she d suffered a fistula a hole between her rectum and hervagina and a fourth degree tear which couldn t be repaired. so she had to have her bowel diverted out onto her abdomen, creating a permanent stoma. knowing how hard it was to come to terms with this massive life change, she wanted to let others see it couldn t stop herfrom doing anything. when i first had my stoma surgery, i was told, no, you can t do that to a lot of things. but my attitude is, well, why not? nothing ventured, nothing gained. i don t want to dwell all the time on what happened in the past. i also want to show people what s possible moving forward. screams morning, everybody! here we are at ben nevis. and that s really important, to give people hope, i think. good morning, happy campers! and throughout the winter of 2020, gill did jus
i was, gosh, with a colostomy bag, swimming, enjoying life? i said, yes, i can. i ve learnt to be confident, not to have any shame. i i can do anything. cheering gill castle was so severely injured in childbirth in october 2011 that she had to have a colostomy operation. she d suffered a fistula a hole between her rectum and hervagina and a fourth degree tear which couldn t be repaired. so she had to have her bowel diverted out onto her abdomen, creating a permanent stoma. knowing how hard it was to come to terms with this massive life change, she wanted to let others see it couldn t stop herfrom doing anything. when i first had my stoma surgery, i was told, no, you can t do that to a lot of things. but my attitude is, well, why not? nothing ventured, nothing gained. shivers i don t want to dwell all the time on what happened in the past. i also want to show people what s possible moving forward. screams morning, everybody! here we are at ben nevis. and that s rea
so what needs to change? i ve been meeting doctors and nurses rethinking healthcare, picking problems up early. we ve essentially done 20 consultations in one here. the more people get a chance to come here, the better. ..and using new technology to take the hospital into the home. so, can the nhs be fixed? we re not replacing the hospital. this isn t about the death of a hospital, only about the rebirth of the hospital. hello, mrs east? 93 year old elizabeth east is being assessed at thejohn radcliffe in oxford. how are you doing? like many hospitals across the country, it has been pushed to its limit. good morning. hello. how are you feeling today? elizabeth fell at her care home and has a broken arm. she s already spent nearly five hours in the emergency department. now, she is being assessed on a special unit run by drjordan bowen. you ve had a long night. you must be very sleepy. when admitted to a hospital ward, frail, older patients stay for an average of ten days. how
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