Prof Nisreen Alwan
@nisreenalwan.bsky.social
Professor of Public Health MBE
Southampton,UK
Humanity is my home.
Immigrant & proud.
Posts are my own personal views not those of any organisation.
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I have opinions and I say them. Life’s too short not to.
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Southampton,UK
Humanity is my home.
Immigrant & proud.
Posts are my own personal views not those of any organisation.
Reposts are not necessarily endorsements.
I have opinions and I say them. Life’s too short not to.
🧿🔆🌻
Try a forgotten security tag on the pyjamas you bought for your mum as a present!
November 11, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Try a forgotten security tag on the pyjamas you bought for your mum as a present!
The heading is not necessarily by the writer.
November 9, 2025 at 2:23 PM
The heading is not necessarily by the writer.
Me neither :)
November 9, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Me neither :)
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You can tell if gratitude is helping or hindering by how much you show up as yourself while feeling grateful. If it results in a 'diluted' self, it might be acting as a social conditioner rather than a wellness tool.
November 8, 2025 at 6:47 PM
You can tell if gratitude is helping or hindering by how much you show up as yourself while feeling grateful. If it results in a 'diluted' self, it might be acting as a social conditioner rather than a wellness tool.
You can tell if gratitude is helping or hindering by how much you show up as yourself while feeling grateful. If it results in a 'diluted' self, it might be acting as a social conditioner rather than a wellness tool.
November 8, 2025 at 6:47 PM
You can tell if gratitude is helping or hindering by how much you show up as yourself while feeling grateful. If it results in a 'diluted' self, it might be acting as a social conditioner rather than a wellness tool.