About what we are about to hear. can you tell us about what you heard from john kirby when you sat down with him? he sat down with me literally fresh off of president biden speech. we spoke moments after. the speech was very forceful on the principles of democracy and protecting it. president biden essentially said we will never stop fighting to defend democracy in the world. that is what we are called to do. we kind of adjustment back and forth on whether or not the policy matches up with what we heard on that stage today. we know that there has been a lot of hesitancy in different weapons programs that have been asked for. i asked him at one point, did roosevelt ever say, you know, you can only use that ship s for or that? in the context of sitting here in normandie. it is an interesting conversation. i think it goes to the larger issue of who we are and what we stand for as a nation. you see the leaders of canada and france and the u.k. and the u.s. all here.
Less likely 11 percent, no difference 55. independence different story, more likely 16, no difference 58. twenty-six number in the middle, bigger than a lot of people expected. final thoughts? i think it is really too soon to tell exactly how does conviction is going to sway the election, there is a numbers of voters who were open to having their votes swayed by the conviction as a relatively small compared to the rest of the electorate. most people have seen with his conviction in either were more excited to vote for trump or are reaffirming their believe that donald trump was a crook all along. adding a small segment of the electorate who might change their mind, we do not know how powerful this will be went to the election is still five month after the conviction. trace: and we will talk by the way to a lifelong democrat adjustment is coming up who is voting for trump and he will tell you why, it to be fascinating. julia, sarah, thank you so much, we appreciate that. meantime, testimony underway in
Introduction: In Australia, access to peer support for people who have a stoma (ostomates) in a group setting, is variable and impacted by barriers such as distance and availability. The ostomate-perceived value of peer support in relation to adjustment to stoma surgery has not been previously researched. The aim of this study was to explore the experience of people who have a stoma (ostomates) and who attended a stoma peer support group. A qualitative design was used to gather insights into the ostomates’ experience. Methods: Three focus groups were held with a total of 13 participants from an ostomy peer support group to investigate the role of this method of support in adjustment to a stoma. The qualitative data were organised using NVivo, and thematic analysis was undertaken following Braun and Clarke's six-phase process. Findings: Three main themes were identified: ‘being part of a group’, ‘learning from each other’, and ‘receiving support’. Six sub-themes were also identified. The findings suggest that there is a connection between adjustment to a stoma and peer-to-peer support via a support group. Being able to relate to others with a stoma helped the participants to feel normal and ultimately accepted by others. It seems likely that being part of a community of people who have a similar experience contributes positively to stoma adjustment. Conclusion: The study findings suggest that people with a stoma benefit from participation in peer support in terms of learning, support, and connectedness gains.
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Not the end of the short video market, because there are options. you can express yourselfjust as well on short reels, on other platforms, and that is what happened in india. there was a slight difference, it was noted that particularly kind of smaller content creators had to make a bit of an adjustment, but it is not that there was a ban on short videos, teaches that platform. was a ban on short videos, teaches that platform- was a ban on short videos, teaches that platform. some other business stories. rail that platform. some other business stories. rail passengers - that platform. some other business stories. rail passengers in - that platform. some other business stories. rail passengers in the - that platform. some other business stories. rail passengers in the uk are being warned of disruption during the week of the may bank holiday. drivers announced more strikes are an overtime ban. start at 16 chain companies will take part in rolling one day walk outs between the seventh and the 9th of may, or related to pay and working conditions. 0vertime ban will also take place between the sixth and the 11th of may. the biggest water company in the uk, thames water, has asked the regulator to let it raise
I have consistently said in previous iterations i have consistently said in previous iterations of this ping pong that i felt that iterations of this ping pong that i felt that there needs to be a specific felt that there needs to be a specific to deal with there is very brave specific to deal with there is very brave people who served not just our country brave people who served not just our country but brave people who served not just our country but the interest of freedom in afghanistan, many of whom are waiting in afghanistan, many of whom are waiting for in afghanistan, many of whom are waiting for their position to be sorted waiting for their position to be sorted out, they are in pakistan, they sorted out, they are in pakistan, they are sorted out, they are in pakistan, they are not in positions of safety. i they are not in positions of safety. iwouidn t they are not in positions of safety. i wouldn t want to see, and i don t iwouldn t want to see, and i don t think i wouldn t want to see, and i don t think anybody wants to see them, being think anybody wants to see them, being caught up in this particular scheme, being caught up in this particular scheme, which was designed for a very different purpose. i am encouraged to hear those noises from the lords encouraged to hear those noises from the lords. let s see what happens. i do feel the lords. let s see what happens. i do feel now the lords. let s see what happens. i do feel now is the moment for there to be do feel now is the moment for there to be an do feel now is the moment for there to be an adjustment so that we can -et to be an adjustment so that we can get on to be an adjustment so that we can get on with to be an adjustment so that we can get on with this business and get this bill get on with this business and get this bill through. get on with this business and get this billthrough. i get on with this business and get this bill through. i want to see this bill through. i want to see this bill this bill through. i want to see this bill become law today, but i do think this bill become law today, but i do think we this bill become law today, but i do think we need to get it right as welt think we need to get it right as well. ., , ., , think we need to get it right as well. . , ., , ., , think we need to get it right as well. ., , ., , . , , ., well. have you been a bit frustrated that the government well. have you been a bit frustrated that the government hasn t - well. have you been a bit frustrated that the government hasn t given i well. have you been a bit frustrated that the government hasn t given a| that the government hasn t given a bit more ground here on this? t that the government hasn t given a bit more ground here on this? i have been in government bit more ground here on this? i have been in government and bit more ground here on this? i have been in government and i ve - bit more ground here on this? i have been in government and i ve done i been in government and i ve done lots of been in government and i ve done lots of those myself. i know the inclination lots of those myself. i know the inclination of government is to stand inclination of government is to stand their ground and not seek to compromise. but we are right at the