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Dr. Rebecca Adams followed a winding path to becoming the physician she is today Dr. Rebecca Adams and her family pose for a family photo PORTSMOUTH Dr. Rebecca Adams’ path to becoming a physician wasn’t easy – but having her family at her side made it a little easier. It started early in her life. Even as an 18-year-old girl working in dietary services, she had a passion for patient care. She loved sitting with the patients and would take extra time to prepare their trays and keep them company. So it’s only logical that, when she returned to school later in life, she decided to get a degree in accounting. ....
I had to ask my husband if that was me. I was shocked and disgusted, I did not know I was as big as that, neither of us did. Weighing in at nearly 19 stone she could barely make it up a flight of stairs without her fitness tracker alarm sounding, and activities like taking her sons to the park or swimming or going abroad were out of the question. Rebecca Adams said she had no confidence at all after suffering post-partum psychosis following the birth of her second son. However, now she has lost five stone with Slimming World she says all her anxiety has fallen away and she has been totally transformed. ....
Shaun Briscoe. Picture: SWpix.com SHAUN Briscoe will lead the newly formed England Physical Disability Rugby League team into the 2021 World Cup taking place on home soil. The former England, Wigan, Hull, Hull KR and Widnes full-back, who held the position of partnerships manager at Warrington Wolves Foundation for five years, has today been unveiled as the national team s head coach. Briscoe has been closely involved in the rapid development of PDRL since it was first played in this country by Warrington Wolves in 2018. “When the job application came up, it was a no-brainer to see if I could get it,” said the 37-year-old O Neills Irish International Sports Co. Ltd sales executive, who was an assistant coach for England Women on their tour of Papua New Guinea last year and is also The Wire s matchday pitchside announcer. ....
Shaun Briscoe. Picture: SWpix.com SHAUN Briscoe will lead the newly formed England Physical Disability Rugby League team into the 2021 World Cup taking place on home soil. The former England, Wigan, Hull, Hull KR and Widnes full-back, who held the position of partnerships manager at Warrington Wolves Foundation for five years, has today been unveiled as the national team s head coach. Briscoe has been closely involved in the rapid development of PDRL since it was first played in this country by Warrington Wolves in 2018. “When the job application came up, it was a no-brainer to see if I could get it,” said the 37-year-old O Neills Irish International Sports Co. Ltd sales executive, who was an assistant coach for England Women on their tour of Papua New Guinea last year and is also The Wire s matchday pitchside announcer. ....