Alex @AlexandraJacks

Penkridge Joined July 2010

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Alex @AlexandraJacks

a year ago

facebook.com/share/p/1fpSWB… @JamesBourne @CharlieSimpson @EmmaWillis

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Vittoria @vitt2tsnoc

a year ago

MORNING. Today marks 20 years since Brian Harvey ran himself over after eating four tuna mayo jacket potatoes. NEVER FORGET.

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Alex @AlexandraJacks

a year ago

@Coeliac_UK We had the same. My daughter was finally diagnosed at the age of 2 after not gaining any weight in a year.

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Alex @AlexandraJacks

a year ago

@Christo03770888 Love them 😍

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Sabirah Lohn 💕🦕🦖 @SabirahLohn

a year ago

Wishing happy 99th birthday to David Attenborough!! 🎂🎉

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mike erwydd. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇮✝️ @mikeerwydd1968

a year ago

Today we remember. Lest we forget.🇬🇧

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Al Murray 🇺🇦 @almurray

a year ago

St Paul's lit up on VE Day

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Bobbie @bo66ie29

a year ago

This beautiful remastered footage was captured by an off duty policeman on 8th May 1945 after Churchill officially declared Victory in Europe. 🇬🇧

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Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ

a year ago

The statue of Sir Winston Churchill looms as the Elizabeth Tower is illuminated with the Union Jack to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe. Carl Court/Getty

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A huge thank you to @DrAmirKhanGP for supporting Coeliac Awareness Month and helping raise vital awareness of coeliac disease. In this short video, Dr Amir explains what coeliac disease is – a serious autoimmune condition where the body reacts to gluten, causing damage to the lining of the small bowel. This damage affects the villi – tiny finger-like projections that help absorb nutrients – leading to deficiencies in key vitamins and minerals. Symptoms can be recurrent, persistent, or unexplained. They may include: fatigue, stomach pain, nausea, anaemia and even neurological issues. Yet despite affecting 1 in 100 people in the UK, only 36% are medically diagnosed. Our mission is to find the estimated 500,000 living with undiagnosed coeliac disease and guide them on the road to recovery. Could it be coeliac disease? Take our self-assessment today: isitcoeliacdisease.org.uk #CoeliacAwarenessMonth #IsItCoeliacDisease

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Alex @AlexandraJacks

a year ago

BARRY DOES A VOICEOVER for Carpetright. youtu.be/6ydOTGRwSlM?si… via @YouTube

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Barry Malone @malonebarry

a year ago

The greatest news interview of all time. Nothing can prepare you for what happens 20 seconds into this clip.

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Chris (Simpsons artist) @getbentsaggy

a year ago

happy easter i hope you enjoy your freshly laid eggs xox

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Coeliac_UK @Coeliac_UK

a year ago

Coeliac disease is a serious autoimmune condition that affects 1 in 100 people in the UK. Only 36% are medically diagnosed, meaning there are an estimated 500,000 people living in the UK who are experiencing symptoms – and these symptoms are having a big impact on their lives. This May we will once again be marking Coeliac Awareness Month and will be sharing real stories and empowering those affected by coeliac disease to recognise the symptoms, take our online self-assessment, and help them take the first step on the road to recovery. If you’d like to get involved with raising awareness this year, you can request a pack which contain posters, leaflets and postcards. Why not set up an event in your school, workplace or local area? Request a pack here: coeliac.org.uk/forms/register… #CoeliacAwarenessMonth

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Coeliac_UK @Coeliac_UK

a year ago

A-Z of Coeliac Disease Symptoms: V is for Villous Atrophy In untreated coeliac disease, the villi in the small intestine become inflamed and flattened, leading to what's known as villous atrophy. This means the gut is unable to absorb nutrients properly, which can cause a range of complications over time. Villous atrophy can also be seen in other conditions, but in coeliac disease, it is triggered by gluten ingestion. Left untreated, villous atrophy can lead to malabsorption, causing deficiencies in essential nutrients like iron, calcium, and vitamins. When following a strict gluten free diet, the good news is that the villi can repair and function normally again. See the difference between healthy villi and damaged villi in coeliac disease above. Find out more about coeliac disease here: bit.ly/4jLVUYP

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Alex @AlexandraJacks

a year ago

@MisterMarilyn How are you accessing X? Can’t you do your Tesco order via the same method? 🤔

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Kevin May @Yam_Nivek

a year ago

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Barry from Watford @barryfromwat

a year ago

Relax at bedtime with my new ASMR video. #1 "Snuggling up in bed". Enjoy and N-night. Sleep tight. #ASMR #Relaxation

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Coeliac_UK @Coeliac_UK

a year ago

Coeliac disease is a lifelong condition. There is no cure, and the gluten free diet is the only treatment. If gluten is reintroduced into the diet, the immune system will react and the gut lining will be damaged again. Want to learn more myths about coeliac disease? Find out more here: coeliac.org.uk/information-an…