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The No BS Guide to Drinking with an Autoimmune Disease Medically reviewed by Lisa Hodgson, RDN, CDN, CDCES — Written by Kiki Dy on February 12, 2021 Living with a chronic illness comes with sacrifices, but does alcohol really have to be one of them? Natalie McComas / Getty Images Even in (short-lived) stretches of sobriety, I still wake up feeling hungover. With fingers swollen like vienna sausages, brain fog so severe I’m confused about what country I’m in, and flu-like symptoms, I think, “I should’ve just had a drink.” The term “autoimmune disease” covers dozens of chronic...

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It was a motley crew on debut, but the Rangers have entered their second year with improved skill and new faces. “It was mostly just a few mums and wives and girlfriends from around (the club) and a few new to cricket (last year),” player and club grants officer Leanne McAllister said. “I don’t think many had played previously at a club. Just in the backyard, which was really exciting. “This year it’s a bit different and we’ve got a few girls who have played beforehand (in juniors) and a couple other ladies that have come from other clubs.”