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_overcoming-a-contrary-wind.jpg "Imagine waking up one day unable to walk, unable to talk. It's what happened to a young, aspiring medical doctor, top of his class, and 12 years later, he still has no medical diagnosis. However Curthon Munroe has been making steady improvement, which he credits to his relationship with God. He has documented his journey in a book - 'A twelve year journey: The contrary wind that blew me here'. Rynessa Cutting has more.")
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_dog-hilariously-walks-with-his-bed-on-his-head.jpg "Jackson, the rescued Coton de Tulear, acted goofy in the hallway. He entertained himself and his owner by strolling around with his bed on his head, entirely hidden behind it. This amused their owner, who laughed at their ridiculous actions.")
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_uk39s-first-asmr-clinic-charges-up-to-100-to-pretend-brush-people39s-hair.jpg "The owner of the UK's first ASMR clinic charges up to £100 to pretend-brush people's hair - and says the practice helps anxiety, ADHD and insomnia patients. <br/><br/>Kellie Ripley, 46, opened the ASMR Live Lounge and sees up to seven clients a day. <br/><br/>ASMR - or autonomous sensory meridian response - refers to a feeling of wellbeing combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck.<br/><br/>It is usually experienced by people in response to a specific gentle stimulus - often a certain sound.<br/><br/>The qualified hypnotherapist and masseuse mostly \")
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_dog-loves-riding-on-owner39s-harley-davidson-and-has-own-seat-and-goggles.jpg "Meet the dog who loves riding around on his owner's Harley-Davidson - and even has his own seat and goggles for his adventures.<br/><br/>Joe Bughman, 61, built a custom dog seat when he spotted rescue dog Oreo wasn't scared when he started the huge bike's 1150cc engine. <br/><br/>Intrigued Oreo hopped right in - even resting his paws on the seat back rest to get comfy.<br/><br/>And now Joe and Oreo go everywhere together - with the pooch even learning how to shift his weight when going round corners.<br/><br/>Now the pair have been riding together for five years and the local celebrities are often spotted out and about. <br/><br/>Battery technician Joe, from Dubuke, Iowa, said: “He's a natural – he's funny. He's honestly the coolest dog ever. <br/><br/>“Most dogs would run away when you start a Harley because they’re so loud. <br/><br/>“Oreo would start following me around and I thought he wanted a ride. <br/><br/>“I fabricated an aluminium box which I mounted on the rack on the back of bike – and the rest was history. <br/><br/>“He loves it. He’s never tried to jump out - he's gotten so used to riding now he rides partially with his front paws on my back rest to see over my shoulder. <br/><br/>“He’s a good rider, he knows how to shift his weight and he’s pretty amazing.” <br/><br/>Joe, wife Penny, 60, and their two daughters adopted Oreo from the local humane society after Joe provided volunteer welding services.<br/><br/>Abbey, 18 and sister Erin, 21, chose the pup – who they believe is a black Lab and weiner dog mix – and Joe says he had his doubts initially. <br/><br/>But Oreo quickly won him round and now the pair are inseparable.<br/><br/>Battery technician Joe bought his Harley Road King brand new in 2003 for £20k and says he’s owned bikes since he was 12. <br/><br/>Joe and Oreo ride from spring to autumn – with Joe saying they’re on the bike “full time”. <br/><br/>“Every time I take him out, I’m surprised it hasn’t caused a car crash, people are so distracted,” said Joe. <br/><br/>“He just wants to do anything I'm doing. If I climb into a go-kart or anything the dog wants some of that. <br/><br/>“Most girls will say 'that's the cutest thing I've ever seen in my life' - my standard answer is 'why thank you, but what do you think of the dog'. <br/><br/>“I can walk out into the garage and bump the starter on the Harley and that dog will come running down the hallway every time - it's the funniest thing to see.”")
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_hay39s-way-heads-to-stobo-hope-to-hear-about-reaction-to-proposed-conifer-plantation.jpg "Rural affairs correspondent Katharine Hay visits Stobo Hope, near Peebles in the Borders, to hear from a local resident group protesting against plans to plant a predominantly Sitka spruce plantation around a countryside walk named after 39 Steps author John Buchan.")
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_maidstone-guide-dog-trainer-hettie-hollister-discusses-what-it-takes-to-be-a-guide-dog-trainer.jpg "Maidstone guide dog trainer Hettie Hollister walks through the training programme dogs have to undertake with KOL reporter Ben Austin.")
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_man39s-heart-warming-friendship-with-young-fox.jpg "A man struck up an unusual friendship with a young fox after he cured her of illness.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Since treating her condition, the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.")
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_support-your-child39s-immune-system-by-doing-these-things.jpg "Support Your, Child’s Immune System, by Doing These Things.<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>2. Promote good gut health, Make sure your child is consuming an<br/>adequate amount of dietary fiber, as it will help their<br/>gut health and, in turn, their immune function. .<br/>Additionally, help develop good<br/>microbiota by giving them foods with <br/>high amounts of probiotics.<br/>3. Create a healthy sleep environment, Make sure your child’s bedroom is<br/>comfortable and stimulus free. .<br/>The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends <br/>ages 6-12 get nine to 12 hours of sleep a night, and<br/>ages 13-18 are recommended eight to 10 hours. .<br/>The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends <br/>ages 6-12 get nine to 12 hours of sleep a night, and<br/>ages 13-18 are recommended eight to 10 hours. .<br/>4. Teach them how to<br/>handle stress healthily. , Experiencing chronic stress can cause<br/>your child’s body to lose the ability to<br/>regulate normal inflammatory responses.<br/>5. Keep them<br/>physically active, Small amounts of movement,<br/>such as daily family walks <br/>(not intense exercise), can benefit<br/>your child’s immune system.<br/>6. Lead by example, The best way to promote these healthy<br/>habits is to perform them yourself, as children<br/>are likely to model their parent’s behavior. .<br/>6. Lead by example, The best way to promote these healthy<br/>habits is to perform them yourself, as children<br/>are likely to model their parent’s behavior.")
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_cat-owner-discovers-his-pet39s-secret-life-after-fitting-it-with-a-collar-camera.jpg "A pet owner who was curious about his cat's secret life when outside fitted him with a collar camera. <br/><br/>The amazing POV footage shows the moggy leaping over garden walls, slipping through bushes and interacting with other cats.<br/><br/>Abullah Garasia, 19, decided to fit Snowy, six, with a camera after he became curious about Snowy's whereabout during his morning walk. <br/><br/>The moggy usually leaves the house for two hours every morning so Abdullah bought an Insta 360 camera from Amazon.<br/><br/>Abdullah, from Hackney in London, said: \")
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_disabled-student-takes-first-steps-in-10-years-on-stage-at-her-graduation.jpg "A chronically ill student took her first steps in 10 years - to accept her awards for excellence at graduation. <br/><br/>Melika Ghanaati, now 19, hasn't been able to walk unaided since 2013 due to four debilitating medical conditions. <br/><br/>She was born with a severe form of scoliosis - a curved spine - as well as congenital myopathy, a disorder which has caused weakness in her muscles. <br/><br/>Growing up, she either used a walker or a wheelchair - and has needed various surgeries to correct her curved spine. <br/><br/>But after a year of intensive physiotherapy, Melika was able to walk up to her teacher unaided and receive her high school diploma, as well as two awards for excellence. <br/><br/>Melika, who is now a student at York University, Canada, said: “This was such a special moment for me - my teachers and closest friends were worried about me, but I proved everyone wrong. <br/><br/>“I wanted to surprise everyone with the walk, but most importantly, I believed I owed it to myself.”<br/><br/>Melika was born with a number of conditions - including scoliosis, severe club feet, congenital myopathy and recurring kidney stones. <br/><br/>But her scoliosis and club feet were the biggest hurdles preventing her from being able to walk. <br/><br/>Up until the age of 13, Melika had a number of surgeries in an attempt to get the curve and club feet corrected. <br/><br/>She even briefly died in ICU after surgery at the age of 12. <br/><br/>She said: “Between the ages of 10 to 13 I had three spinal surgeries.<br/><br/>“I even had a code blue - I died for a few seconds. <br/><br/>“I lost a lot of blood flow and needed to have a blood transfusion.\")
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_man-has-heart-warming-friendship-with-young-fox-he-cured-of-illness.jpg "A wildlife fan has struck up an extraordinary friendship with a young fox after he noticed she was ill.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop worked out where the animal was living and began to treat the fox by feeding her bread with a homeopathic remedy.<br/><br/>Their heart-warming friendship blossomed as the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop said he knows he must let her re-wild and is slowly cutting down amount of time he visits and has stopped feeding her.<br/><br/>The retired health and safety manager, said: \")
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_minority-walk-out.jpg "A walk out of the Minority from the Chamber of the House in Tobago,following what the Minority Leader Kelvon Morris said was an attempt to censor the Minority from bringing a motion to the house on the Sandals project. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.")
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_overcoming-a-contrary-wind.webp "Imagine waking up one day unable to walk, unable to talk. It's what happened to a young, aspiring medical doctor, top of his class, and 12 years later, he still has no medical diagnosis. However Curthon Munroe has been making steady improvement, which he credits to his relationship with God. He has documented his journey in a book - 'A twelve year journey: The contrary wind that blew me here'. Rynessa Cutting has more.")
_dog-hilariously-walks-with-his-bed-on-his-head.webp "Jackson, the rescued Coton de Tulear, acted goofy in the hallway. He entertained himself and his owner by strolling around with his bed on his head, entirely hidden behind it. This amused their owner, who laughed at their ridiculous actions.")
_uk39s-first-asmr-clinic-charges-up-to-100-to-pretend-brush-people39s-hair.webp "The owner of the UK's first ASMR clinic charges up to £100 to pretend-brush people's hair - and says the practice helps anxiety, ADHD and insomnia patients. <br/><br/>Kellie Ripley, 46, opened the ASMR Live Lounge and sees up to seven clients a day. <br/><br/>ASMR - or autonomous sensory meridian response - refers to a feeling of wellbeing combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck.<br/><br/>It is usually experienced by people in response to a specific gentle stimulus - often a certain sound.<br/><br/>The qualified hypnotherapist and masseuse mostly \")
_dog-loves-riding-on-owner39s-harley-davidson-and-has-own-seat-and-goggles.webp "Meet the dog who loves riding around on his owner's Harley-Davidson - and even has his own seat and goggles for his adventures.<br/><br/>Joe Bughman, 61, built a custom dog seat when he spotted rescue dog Oreo wasn't scared when he started the huge bike's 1150cc engine. <br/><br/>Intrigued Oreo hopped right in - even resting his paws on the seat back rest to get comfy.<br/><br/>And now Joe and Oreo go everywhere together - with the pooch even learning how to shift his weight when going round corners.<br/><br/>Now the pair have been riding together for five years and the local celebrities are often spotted out and about. <br/><br/>Battery technician Joe, from Dubuke, Iowa, said: “He's a natural – he's funny. He's honestly the coolest dog ever. <br/><br/>“Most dogs would run away when you start a Harley because they’re so loud. <br/><br/>“Oreo would start following me around and I thought he wanted a ride. <br/><br/>“I fabricated an aluminium box which I mounted on the rack on the back of bike – and the rest was history. <br/><br/>“He loves it. He’s never tried to jump out - he's gotten so used to riding now he rides partially with his front paws on my back rest to see over my shoulder. <br/><br/>“He’s a good rider, he knows how to shift his weight and he’s pretty amazing.” <br/><br/>Joe, wife Penny, 60, and their two daughters adopted Oreo from the local humane society after Joe provided volunteer welding services.<br/><br/>Abbey, 18 and sister Erin, 21, chose the pup – who they believe is a black Lab and weiner dog mix – and Joe says he had his doubts initially. <br/><br/>But Oreo quickly won him round and now the pair are inseparable.<br/><br/>Battery technician Joe bought his Harley Road King brand new in 2003 for £20k and says he’s owned bikes since he was 12. <br/><br/>Joe and Oreo ride from spring to autumn – with Joe saying they’re on the bike “full time”. <br/><br/>“Every time I take him out, I’m surprised it hasn’t caused a car crash, people are so distracted,” said Joe. <br/><br/>“He just wants to do anything I'm doing. If I climb into a go-kart or anything the dog wants some of that. <br/><br/>“Most girls will say 'that's the cutest thing I've ever seen in my life' - my standard answer is 'why thank you, but what do you think of the dog'. <br/><br/>“I can walk out into the garage and bump the starter on the Harley and that dog will come running down the hallway every time - it's the funniest thing to see.”")
_hay39s-way-heads-to-stobo-hope-to-hear-about-reaction-to-proposed-conifer-plantation.webp "Rural affairs correspondent Katharine Hay visits Stobo Hope, near Peebles in the Borders, to hear from a local resident group protesting against plans to plant a predominantly Sitka spruce plantation around a countryside walk named after 39 Steps author John Buchan.")
_maidstone-guide-dog-trainer-hettie-hollister-discusses-what-it-takes-to-be-a-guide-dog-trainer.webp "Maidstone guide dog trainer Hettie Hollister walks through the training programme dogs have to undertake with KOL reporter Ben Austin.")
_man39s-heart-warming-friendship-with-young-fox.webp "A man struck up an unusual friendship with a young fox after he cured her of illness.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Since treating her condition, the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.")
_support-your-child39s-immune-system-by-doing-these-things.webp "Support Your, Child’s Immune System, by Doing These Things.<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>1. Focus on adding color to their diet, Colorful plants, such as leafy greens,<br/>citrus fruits and cruciferous vegetables are high<br/>in nutrients and good for your immune system. .<br/>2. Promote good gut health, Make sure your child is consuming an<br/>adequate amount of dietary fiber, as it will help their<br/>gut health and, in turn, their immune function. .<br/>Additionally, help develop good<br/>microbiota by giving them foods with <br/>high amounts of probiotics.<br/>3. Create a healthy sleep environment, Make sure your child’s bedroom is<br/>comfortable and stimulus free. .<br/>The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends <br/>ages 6-12 get nine to 12 hours of sleep a night, and<br/>ages 13-18 are recommended eight to 10 hours. .<br/>The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends <br/>ages 6-12 get nine to 12 hours of sleep a night, and<br/>ages 13-18 are recommended eight to 10 hours. .<br/>4. Teach them how to<br/>handle stress healthily. , Experiencing chronic stress can cause<br/>your child’s body to lose the ability to<br/>regulate normal inflammatory responses.<br/>5. Keep them<br/>physically active, Small amounts of movement,<br/>such as daily family walks <br/>(not intense exercise), can benefit<br/>your child’s immune system.<br/>6. Lead by example, The best way to promote these healthy<br/>habits is to perform them yourself, as children<br/>are likely to model their parent’s behavior. .<br/>6. Lead by example, The best way to promote these healthy<br/>habits is to perform them yourself, as children<br/>are likely to model their parent’s behavior.")
_cat-owner-discovers-his-pet39s-secret-life-after-fitting-it-with-a-collar-camera.webp "A pet owner who was curious about his cat's secret life when outside fitted him with a collar camera. <br/><br/>The amazing POV footage shows the moggy leaping over garden walls, slipping through bushes and interacting with other cats.<br/><br/>Abullah Garasia, 19, decided to fit Snowy, six, with a camera after he became curious about Snowy's whereabout during his morning walk. <br/><br/>The moggy usually leaves the house for two hours every morning so Abdullah bought an Insta 360 camera from Amazon.<br/><br/>Abdullah, from Hackney in London, said: \")
_disabled-student-takes-first-steps-in-10-years-on-stage-at-her-graduation.webp "A chronically ill student took her first steps in 10 years - to accept her awards for excellence at graduation. <br/><br/>Melika Ghanaati, now 19, hasn't been able to walk unaided since 2013 due to four debilitating medical conditions. <br/><br/>She was born with a severe form of scoliosis - a curved spine - as well as congenital myopathy, a disorder which has caused weakness in her muscles. <br/><br/>Growing up, she either used a walker or a wheelchair - and has needed various surgeries to correct her curved spine. <br/><br/>But after a year of intensive physiotherapy, Melika was able to walk up to her teacher unaided and receive her high school diploma, as well as two awards for excellence. <br/><br/>Melika, who is now a student at York University, Canada, said: “This was such a special moment for me - my teachers and closest friends were worried about me, but I proved everyone wrong. <br/><br/>“I wanted to surprise everyone with the walk, but most importantly, I believed I owed it to myself.”<br/><br/>Melika was born with a number of conditions - including scoliosis, severe club feet, congenital myopathy and recurring kidney stones. <br/><br/>But her scoliosis and club feet were the biggest hurdles preventing her from being able to walk. <br/><br/>Up until the age of 13, Melika had a number of surgeries in an attempt to get the curve and club feet corrected. <br/><br/>She even briefly died in ICU after surgery at the age of 12. <br/><br/>She said: “Between the ages of 10 to 13 I had three spinal surgeries.<br/><br/>“I even had a code blue - I died for a few seconds. <br/><br/>“I lost a lot of blood flow and needed to have a blood transfusion.\")
_man-has-heart-warming-friendship-with-young-fox-he-cured-of-illness.webp "A wildlife fan has struck up an extraordinary friendship with a young fox after he noticed she was ill.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop worked out where the animal was living and began to treat the fox by feeding her bread with a homeopathic remedy.<br/><br/>Their heart-warming friendship blossomed as the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop said he knows he must let her re-wild and is slowly cutting down amount of time he visits and has stopped feeding her.<br/><br/>The retired health and safety manager, said: \")
_minority-walk-out.webp "A walk out of the Minority from the Chamber of the House in Tobago,following what the Minority Leader Kelvon Morris said was an attempt to censor the Minority from bringing a motion to the house on the Sandals project. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.")
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