Dolly Tartan retweeted
Six changes we’re asking the Government to make to young people’s mental health services...
1/ All services to run to age 25, not 18 - removing the hard barrier between child and adult services
2/ Reduce NHS waiting times to a maximum of 4 weeks
3/ Have an open-access early support hub in every community, where you can walk in and get the support you need, without needing an appointment
4/ Improve connection between services like schools, GPs, social services, SEND support services
5/ Make care personalised to give you more say over your treatment, instead of a one-size-fits-all approach
6/ Better support for mental health professionals
Young people should be able to get the support they need, when they need it, no matter what.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
PIP is not an out of work benefit
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Don’t know what all the fuss is about receiving a knighthood and being called SIR all my teachers in school were called SIR and they were all massive CUNTS dya get me bruv LG x
Dolly Tartan retweeted
🚨 Huge news 🚨
Every pupil in England will have access to a Mental Health Support Team (MHST) by 2029/30, the Government have announced.
60% of pupils will have access by 2026.
MHSTs are a team of trained professionals in schools, who will identify and support young people with mild to moderate mental health problems.
And the full rollout will cost around £49 million.
We welcome this investment. Having early access to early support is essential in preventing young people from reaching crisis point.
It’s a huge step in the right direction.
But we know there's a lot more to making school less damaging to mental health than providing support teams.
Starting with changing how schools do exams.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
I’m SICK of saying it, but I’ll say it again. Asylum seekers can’t claim benefits. You need an NI number to do that. Asylum seekers aren’t staying in 5* hotels. Asylum seekers get £49.18p a week to live on. Could YOU live on that? NOPE. So stop pretending they’re living it large.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Imagine the worst hangover you can remember, and that manifesting every time you walk or work too much the day before.
That’s #LongCovid — a fucking devastating and relentless illness — and it’s a public health crisis that continues to disable people. We need answers.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Did YOU know that up to 10% of the UK may have #LongCovid?
No wonder Labour is trying to bury it!
Here are some of my most common symptoms. Do these ring a bell with you?
1. Breathlessness
2. Tinnitus
3. Crushing fatigue after minimum effort.
4. Racing heart rate
5. A feeling of being poisoned.
6. Terrible joint pains.
7. Muscle spasms.
7. Feeling confused and constantly forgetting things.
8. Feeling as if you have dementia, especially after exertion.
9. Feeling hot when it's cold and cold when it's hot.
10. Extreme Clumsiness.
11. Deteriorating eyesight.
12. Stomach issues.
13. Constant cough
14. Permanent headache.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Dear @RachelReevesMP @leicesterliz,
Do you have ANY idea what this onslaught on #DisabilityBenefits is doing to the mental health of MILLIONS of claimants and carers? The fear, the despair, the anguish—it’s unbearable.
Please stop.
Dr Watts
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Reminder than anyone of us can become disabled in a matter of seconds. All it takes is one accident, one symptom, one illness.
It might not be you facing destitution today, but it could be tomorrow. Be kind. Fight back. #DisabilityBenefits
Dolly Tartan retweeted
The government has announced the most devastating cuts to disability benefits on record.
These plans should shame the government to its core.
Here's our initial response to the new Welfare Green Paper 🧵👇
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Cutting my ESA or PIP is not going to incentivise me into work. I want to work. I did work. I can no longer work. I am too unwell. My body is not going to spontaneously recover the day my benefits are cut. Bodies don’t work like that, sadly. #DisabilityBenefits #ChronicIllness
Dolly Tartan retweeted
Covid can give you chronic illness known commonly as Long Covid or Post Acute Covid Syndrome(PACS) with any organ being damaged
It has no cure & no available or accepted treatment
Your chance of recovery is less than 2% over the first 3 years
Recovery isn’t even fully ‘ok’
🧵
Dolly Tartan retweeted
What’s something you wish more people understood about fatigue that comes with chronic illness?
Dolly Tartan retweeted
🚨Statement on behalf of the Duke of Sussex and Lord Watson 22 January 2025
In a monumental victory today, News UK have admitted that The Sun, the flagship title for Rupert Murdoch’s UK media empire, has indeed engaged in illegal practices. This represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants who were strong-armed into settling, without being able to get to the truth of what was done to them.
After endless resistance, denials and legal battles by News Group Newspapers, including spending more than a billion pounds in payouts and in legal costs (as well as paying-off those in the know) to prevent the full picture from coming out, News UK is finally held to account for its illegal actions and its blatant disregard for the law. It has also specifically admitted wrongdoing against Tom Watson, and admitted unlawful acts by The Sun, as well as by the News of the World, against Prince Harry.
The truth that has now been exposed is that NGN unlawfully engaged more than 100 private investigators over at least 16 years on more than 35,000 occasions. This happened as much at The Sun as it did at the News of the World, with the knowledge of all the Editors and executives, going to the very top of the company.
What’s even worse is that in the wake of the 2006 arrest of a Royal correspondent, there was an extensive conspiracy to cover up what really had been going on and who knew about it. Senior executives deliberately obstructed justice by deleting over 30 million emails, destroying back-up tapes, and making false denials – all in the face of an on-going police investigation. They then repeatedly lied under oath to cover their tracks – both in Court and at the Leveson Public Inquiry.
At her trial, in 2014 Rebekah Brooks, said “when I was Editor of The Sun we ran a clean ship”. Now, 10 years later when she is CEO of the company, they now admit, when she was Editor of The Sun, they ran a criminal enterprise.
Far from being relics of a distant past, many of those behind these unlawful practices remain firmly entrenched in senior positions today, both within News UK and other media outlets across the world, wielding editorial power and perpetuating the toxic culture in which they continue to thrive. It’s perhaps no surprise that all of their senior executives and editors refused to turn up to court to give evidence. The failure of each of these key individuals to come and answer questions under oath spoke volumes in itself, but their collective silence is deafening.
Today’s result has been achieved only through the sheer resilience of Prince Harry and Lord Watson, whose willingness to take NGN to trial has led directly to this historic admission of unlawfulness at The Sun. It has only been by taking NGN - not just to the steps of court but inside the court room itself - that these
Claimants have finally managed to extract this historic admission of guilt.
As a direct result of him taking a stand, Prince Harry and his immediate family have also had to repeatedly withstand aggressive and vengeful coverage since starting his claim over five years ago. This has created serious concerns for the security of him and his family.
The rule of law must now run its full course. Prince Harry & Tom Watson join others in calling for the police and Parliament to investigate not only the unlawful activity now finally admitted, but the perjury and cover ups along the way. Its clear now this has occurred throughout this process, including through sworn evidence in inquiries and court hearings, and in testimony to Parliament, until today’s final collapse of NGN’s defence.
Today the lies are laid bare. Today, the cover-ups are exposed. And today proves that no one stands above the law. The time for accountability has arrived.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
You know when you put your phone on charge, but later realize it never charged because the cable was broken?
That’s what fatigue feels like with chronic illness.
Our bodies are like the phone, stuck at 1%, and no matter how long we rest, we won’t charge.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
So many nights I’ve gone to bed thinking excitedly “oh, tomorrow I’ll do xyz”…and then woken up with nowhere near enough energy. I was a perfectionist, a planner, an organizer, an overachiever…I’m still that person but trapped inside a sick body.
Dolly Tartan retweeted
You’ve got to be next level thick as pig shit if you think todays problems have been caused by a government that has been in power for 5 months and not the last 14 years.
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