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Health information should inform—not replace—personal clinical care.
Here, I simplify health, nutrition & recovery for education and awareness.
Not personal medical advice. Not a substitute for a licensed clinician.
Your health deserves personalised care.
The clue isn't always what you hear.
It's what you stop doing.👂
Someone stops joining group chats in person, avoids noisy restaurants and says “I'm tired” after every outing.
What if socialising has become a listening test they never asked to take?
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Hosting friends? Choose a quieter corner, avoid talking from another room and face people when speaking. Accessibility doesn't always require expensive equipment; sometimes it starts with changing the environment.
One overlooked clue is the effort someone puts into watching faces and reading lips to follow a conversation. They may appear attentive while working hard to fill in the missing words.
🚨 One important exception.
Hearing that suddenly disappears or drops sharply in one or both ears needs urgent medical assessment—ideally the same day.
Don't wait for a routine appointment or assume it will clear on its own.
Sudden hearing loss can be time-sensitive.
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Make connection easier. ❤️
At your next gathering, lower the background noise, face the person speaking & speak clearly.
Your reminder: sometimes the kindest thing you can do is help someone hear—and feel heard.
Follow @DSelfCareCoach for practical wellness insights.
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Dr Muyiwa Ajao, PharmD retweeted
Good morning X Family and happy Wednesday.
We are right in the middle of the operational cycle. No drift, no slowdowns; just pure, disciplined execution. Let's lock in on core priorities, eliminate friction, and drive measurable progress today.
Own the trajectory. Let the output speak. 📈
Midweek reminder: being surrounded by people all day isn't the same as being supported.
You can be everyone's go-to person and still have nobody to lean on. Don't just build a network that needs you.
Build relationships where care goes both ways.
#HealthyRelationships
Your energy drink isn't a blood test. ☕😅
If you're constantly exhausted, even after resting, don't automatically blame burnout.
Anaemia could be one reason your body feels like it's operating on 3% battery.
Here's what to know before you push through again. 🧵👇
One more thing: anaemia isn't the only explanation for exhaustion that survives a weekend off.
Sleep disorders, thyroid problems, medication effects, infections and other conditions can also contribute.
Burnout deserves attention—but don't turn it into a diagnosis.
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Your body isn't asking for another motivational speech. It may be asking for answers.
If persistent fatigue is affecting your life, don't just push through—get assessed.
Follow @DSelfCareCoach for practical, evidence-informed guidance on self-care.
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