JANEY HOWELL

I hope in 2023 your coffee tastes like magic, your playlist makes you dance, strangers make you smile and the night sky touches Your Soul. I hope you share joy and the hand of friendship with another and tell your family and friends you love them.

@sphoenix78 @pdLouiseP @Artology @andrew_cowley23 @ottleyoconnor @ExHT_nowPhase3 @walkwithmeste @crazyitalian7 @TerryCulkin1 delicious still

I’ve just sparked a debate in our house…Philadelphia cheese on digestive biscuits. Anyone else have this combo in the 80’s growing up? Or is it just wrong? @pdLouiseP @Artology @andrew_cowley23 @ottleyoconnor @ExHT_nowPhase3 @walkwithmeste @crazyitalian7 @TerryCulkin1

One woman, #SifanHassan, is celebrated worldwide for winning an Olympic medal while promoting the hijab. At the same time, another woman, #ArezooBadri, refused to submit to Iran’s mandatory hijab. For this, the police shot at her car, leaving her paralyzed. She now lies in a hospital bed, forgotten by the world. Her photo was sent to me by her friend, trembling with fear of being arrested for sharing it. Who will you choose to give a voice to? We, the women of Iran, refuse to let the Islamic regime use our bodies to promote their ideology. For this defiance, we pay with our lives. But tragically, this struggle doesn’t make international headlines anymore. The world is painfully unjust, and it breaks my heart but we won’t give up our fight.

@AlinejadMasih so incredible brave

This simple and peaceful act of waving a headscarf in public has landed her in prison today. Her name is Hamraz Sadeghi. Her crime? Joining the #GirlsOfRevolutionStreet campaign to protest against compulsory hijab laws in Iran. In March 2018, Hamraz In March 2018, Hamraz put her head, a scarf on a stick and stood on a platform, where she was was violently attacked by Security Forces , breaking her arm and ending her career as a fitness trainer. These days we are also deeply concerned for #ArezouBadri, who was paralyzed by the Morality Police for not covering her hair. The Islamic Republic cannot be reformed! This gender apartheid regime must go This is how we would be able to have a normal life in 21st-century. #WomanLifeFreedom #HamrazSadeghi #UnitedAgainstGenderApartheid

@wat_thee_deuce_ YES

🙋 Anyone else? 😁

@Liz_ORiordan hi Liz glad you are highlighting this. only good things from post menopause - the end of the dreaded bleed. by bringing attention to periods, bloody leaks, cramps and later menopausal symptoms pre and post can change happen. @mollyfentonx is working hard on this

@slavaUkraini29 because many women like me suffer the same problem and a) I want them to know they're not alone and b) I need people to understand that this is normal, not embarrassing and we need to help women in this situation

I remember being scrubbed with a really heavy painful period. Despite a tampon and heavy towel I bled through both. The imagined fear and embarrassment of taking off my scrub gown and everyone seeing my bloody scrubs was awful We need to talk about this.

✨Keynote speaker✨ Molly is making WAVES in the youth moment. Our fave Mol quote: “If you don't include us, it'll be people like me running these conferences in 20 years time.” Thank you @Bernieadavies for including young people so we can make cross generation change.

@GBNEWS this is not news worthy

King Charles orders Queen Camilla to 'move her arm' before erupting at royal aide gbnews.com/royal/king-cha…

@_XDogs YES. it brings comfort to both the dog and the human.

do you think pets should be allowed in the hospital room to be with their dying loved one?

@tonyblackburn as long as we remember them they are still part of our lives. god bless Tony

Remembering two very special ladies in my life today my Mum and my sister Jackie who passed away three years ago today. I miss them both very much.

@ejgarner85 Even in your heart break you have love to give to those you supported your family through this sad time. Lovely to say thank you like this to those nursing your little boy.

This photo was taken 4 hours before Thomas died. We knew death was imminent. We knew this was our last moment as a family of four. Henry was being collected by his grandparents, who we had to call at 3am. It would not have occurred to me to take photos at this point. My head was all over the place. Our nurses knew us well, knew how important photo taking had been to me throughout Thomas’ life, and knew that one day, this would be a memory that I needed to be able to look back on. They took over, took photos for the next few hours, and supported us in ways I didn’t know possible. What strikes me about this photo (other than the obvious) is the change of background. I have zero recollection of our regular chairs being removed, and a couch being brought in. The blinds are shut, and the IV pumps are moved. The blinds were never closed. All of this was to give us space, time, and dignity. And this was so incredibly important. Talking about death is difficult. It’s uncomfortable and painful. But in doing so, people are able to take over when necessary, lead when needed, and support a family through the worst possible time. #DyingMatters #DyingMattersAwarenessWeek #Death #ChildLoss #InfantDeath #BereavedParent #BereavedMother #StudentNurse #FutureNurse #PICUNurse #CriticalCare #AlderHey

@iluminatibot It looks like death and destruction and great sadness.

When slowing down this video footage from the world Trade Center on 9/11, something appears that doesn’t make sense. What does it look like to you?

@BestinDogs Adorable. Not as a name just is adorable.

"Newest member of the family, adopted from shelter! Any suggestions for a name?"

@bt_uk Solved by a marvellous BT member in Ireland.

@JaneyHowell DM and Can you include your address, account number and contact number please. I also need to send you a pin number for validation, can you let me know when you are available to receive this. ^SharonK

@bt_uk just how hopeless can one company be. BT wins. No internet and no phone as now voice digital due 3 weeks. Constantly calling them from office to try and get this sorted. Box apparently damaged by council replacing telegraph poles. 3 WEEKS and 2 days. Keep calling

@AndreasClosetAC Today at the fabulous event held at Cornerstone for @CityHospice, by Jane Armstrong, guests asked incessantly about my fabulous hat ! I need your business cards to hand out !

There's a new sheriff in town! @JaneyHowell It has been an honor to design and make your hat and to have the opportunity to accompany you and your wonderful family at this time. Thank you Introducing Janey Elizabeth Howell as your new High Sheriff of South Glamorgan.#millinery

@hallsofllandaff Pete can you share the link to the petition.

This is not about me, it's more to do with your Doctor & hair appointment, meeting friends, picking up a prescription going to the Cathedral, walking, & posting a parcel, please sign the petition. The council have their reasons but let try and get them to reverse their decision.

@_XDogs Yes

YES / NO

From a heartbroken Father, describing #ChildhoodCancer 💔 “As a photographer it is important to capture the truth and the reality of a situation, too easy it becomes to capture the joy of life whilst discarding the torture that we see. This is the hardest photograph I have ever made, it is in fact my own four year old daughter. A few days ago she was given what is most likely only a few weeks to live after a battle against cancer that has been waged for over twelve months. This photograph was made in a moment that we as parents could offer her no comfort, her pushing us away whilst she rode out this searing pain in solitude. This sadly, for us as a family, is not a sight that we see rarely. This is now a familiar sight that we see regularly through each day and night, its frequency now more often. This is the true face of cancer, my baby girls blood vessels protruding from beneath her skin, a solitary tear running down her cheek, her body stiffened and her face contorted in pain. I could try and use a thousand words to describe this image that we as parents are confronted with on a daily basis but these words would fall short of truly depicting the sight we see. With this photo I do not mean to offend or upset, I do mean however to educate and shock those that see it in it’s context. Perhaps by seeing this photo people not in our position will be made aware of the darkness that is childhood cancer, perhaps these same people may be able to do something about it so that in the future no child has to suffer this pain, so that no parent has to bear witness to their own flesh and blood deteriorating daily. The only apologies I offer are to those that know Jessica, I understand that this photo is hard to see and even harder to absorb. To those that do not know Jessica I offer no apologies, this is what cancer does to a child in their final weeks and days!!! Before her diagnosis I was one of those ignorant to the darkness of childhood cancer, not truly appreciating the hell that it brings. It would never happen to us! Now I give childhood cancer the respect it deserves, seeing too many children suffering this same fate and watching families torn apart. If this photograph only serves as a purpose to make people think twice about this evil and put into perspective what it does to a child then it has achieved its purpose. Research needs to be done, cures need to be found, too long now has this been allowed to happen. Please I beg of you, as a heartbroken father, it is too late for my daughter, but childhood cancer needs to be cured. No family should have to go through this hell.” This right here is the REAL life of childhood cancer. Not the cute, smiling bald Children ones that you see. Our community desperately needs your support. Please give a #Follow & become a voice for our Children. 🙏🏻 ❤️ Jessica ❤️ #Forever4

@2StefanMoore My heart goes out to you No other words

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