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Letters: How many more people with learning difficulties will be abused and scapegoated?
['The Big Issue']
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As a woman in her 30s I have first-hand experience of being systematically dismissed when raising concerns about my reproductive health, eventually being diagnosed with endometriosis seven years after I first told the GP something was wrong.
Trying to get your reproductive health taken seriously in this country takes years of perseverance, assertiveness and resilience that takes a toll on your mental health, let alone the struggles dealing with the physical symptoms, which often include chronic pain.
Yet I suspect the sentiments behind it remain – that poverty is inevitable, even if not specifically ordained by God these days.
Vote Green Party and ‘waste your vote’ while the forests continue to burn and the ice melts.
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