Lockdown Week 11 By Ms Diamond South Yorkshire

So restrictions are being lifted but only 6 people can meet at once meaning that appearances are still though !

The first thing of the week was to complete suicide awareness training !

Next I posted a video for volunteers awareness week !!

Today I became a campaigner for Macmillan

Today I had a bit of press here’s the link https://www.millionairesitm.com/2020/06/journalist-pageant-queen-influencer.html?m=1

I’m supporting michelle ann livingstone with her campaign called #wearitblue to raise awareness for PTSD 💙

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can develop after a very stressful, frightening or distressing event, or after a prolonged traumatic experience.

Events includes :-

💙 serious accidents 💙 physical or sexual assault 💙 abuse, including childhood or domestic abuse 💙 exposure to traumatic events at work, including remote exposure 💙 serious health problems, such as being admitted to intensive care childbirth experiences, such as losing a baby 💙 war and conflict 💙 torture

PTSD develops in about 1 in 3 people who experience severe trauma.

It’s not fully understood why some people develop the condition while others do not.

But certain factors appear to make some people more likely to develop PTSD.

Let’s help raise some awareness for PTSD 💙

Taking part in Nicole Ewart – Face of Northern Ireland 2020/21, Ms. International 19/20 campaign for chronic migraines.

I have suffered wit migraines for years sometimes I’m left bed ridden for a couple of days you can’t move, eat, speak it’s horrible !!

💜 Did you know for 90% of those affected, migraines interfere with education, careers and social activities

💜 1 out of 7 people are affected by chronic migraines globally!

💜 Migraines are 3X more common in women than men.

#Makingmirgainesvisible

I’m also in this weeks Doncaster Free Press

An interview I recorded last week with Sam Shining Bright Pageant Page is how on YouTube https://youtu.be/WGboZhpxOSc

I’m joining in Emma’s (Ms Goa) campaign called #bluebutnotblue to raise awareness for recurrent oligoastrocytoma glioma.

This campaign is all about staying positive and everyone can get involved.

Please join her campaign. All you need to do is take a photo of yourself wearing something blue and use #bluebutnotblue and not feel blue. Please tag her in the post or share your message to her inbox.

The reason she is starting campaign post is to create awareness of oligodendroglial tumours because she has this and want to spread positivity.

Common signs and symptoms include:

– Headache

– Nausea or vomiting

– Confusion or a decline in brain function

– Memory loss

– Personality changes or irritability

– Difficulty with balance

– Urinary incontinence

– Vision problems, such as blurred vision, double vision or loss of peripheral vision

– Speech difficulties

– Seizures, especially in someone without a history of seizures

Let’s wear blue but not feel blue.

#bluebutnotblue

This week I’ve been taking part in the Q4 campaign for volunteers week. Each day I completed a course became a campaigner sent a video of donated. Today I got my certificate