Is It A Brown Thing - Episode 3 - Menopause

05/25/21 • 48 min

When two friends of many years talk to each other they talk straight and direct, they don't hide what they think but they also don't show off by trying to seem clever.

It's A Brown Thing does not seek to talk down to you, educate you or impress you. Parita and Saiqa are talking to each other about the things that are in their min and things in life that interest them. Sometimes they will make you laugh because what they say reminds you of your own life experiences, and sometimes they may make you disagree with them, but in the end what matters is you listen, enjoy the conversation and if you want then to join in.

In this third episode, they discuss the uncomfortable symptoms of menopause. Think you know how to deal with menopause? Listen to hear their experiences and learn more!

When two friends of many years talk to each other they talk straight and direct, they don't hide what they think but they also don't show off by trying to seem clever.

In this third episode, they discuss the uncomfortable symptoms of menopause. Think you know how to deal with menopause? Listen to hear their experiences and learn more!

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The Birds Eye Review Show with Natalie

The Bird Eye Review show from www.asianculturevulture.com is a monthly look at what can be found on the various OTT platforms (digital streaming sites). It’s hosted by former Unity 101 drive time presenter Natalie - a fan of content from the subcontinent - who is currently based in Mumbai.
Each month she picks three films, shows or serials and casts her beady eye to decide whether it’s worth your time to watch or not.

If you want the low-down on the Over The Tops (OTTs) then have a listen - it’s witty, intelligent and thoughtful - much like her!
The full uncensored video episode can be found on Asian Culture Vulture's Youtube channel, dropping the third Friday of every month.

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Stop The Charges Campaign - Royal British Legion

The UK relies on the bravery and sacrifice of members of the UK Armed Forces drawn from across the Commonwealth yet charges them thousands to continue to live here when they leave. This has to end.

Currently when Commonwealth personnel leave the UK Armed Forces and wish to apply to continue to live in the country they have served for years, they face thousands of pounds of fees to do so.

A Service leaver with a partner and two children will be presented with a bill of almost £10,000 to continue to live in the UK, despite their years of sacrifice and service on behalf of our nation. Exorbitant immigration fees are no way to say thank you for their Service, and risk pushing commonwealth personnel into poverty just for wanting stability as they leave Service.
Without leave to remain, UK Armed Forces veterans are cut off from being able to access employment or state support, leaving them and their families reliant on charitable funds or facing repatriation to their country of origin.
Windrush generation families have been condemned to uncertainty, lost jobs, lost homes and even been forced to leave the country. Now we find that this is going on again and at the same time every year the Government has a target of 1350 people from the Commonwealth to join the armed forces. No-one promised them a home in Britain but they are doctors, nurses, skilled people with children born in Britain who after years could be forced to leave this country.
PLEASE SIGN UP AND SUPPORT THE BRITSH LEGION CAMPAIGN, if someone can die for a country surely they should not have to pay to live in that country.