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A City Shaken, a Family in RecoveryIn the aftermath of a deeply distressing incident involving a young child in central Tbilisi, the mood across the city has changed. Pekini Street, normally bustling with shoppers and families, now carries a more somber tone. Parents walk a little closer to their children, and passersby are noticeably more alert. While doctors are treating the physical injuries sustained by the 3-year-old boy, the emotional impact on his family—and the wider community—may take far longer to mend. Emotional Healing BeginsMental health professionals have stepped in to support the family, especially the young boy whose sense of safety was shaken in an instant. Experts warn that such experiences can leave lasting emotional scars, including anxiety and trauma-related symptoms. “This was not only a physical event—it disrupted this child’s entire feeling of safety,” explained child psychologist Dr. Lika Melikishvili. “Healing will require time, care, and emotional support.” The boy’s sibling, who was nearby at the time, is also receiving counseling. Mental Health in the SpotlightAs authorities continue to investigate, the public has been left wondering: What led to this tragic moment? Though no official motive has been confirmed, some reports suggest that the individual involved may have… CONTINUE READING…

A City in Mourning: Birmingham Bids Farewell to Ozzy Osbourne in a Powerful Public Procession. The streets of Birmingham fell silent and reverent as thousands turned out to say goodbye to one of their own. Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness, was honored with a public procession through his hometown, drawing waves of fans, heartfelt tributes, and a sea of purple and black. His wife Sharon, supported by their children Jack, Kelly, and Aimee, was overcome with emotion as she read touching messages left by fans at the Black Sabbath Bridge. Clutching pink flowers wrapped in black, the family walked behind Ozzy’s hearse, a simple Jaguar adorned with a single purple crucifix and floral arrangements spelling out “Ozzy.” Crowds lined Broad Street from early morning. Fans carried Black Sabbath banners, bat-themed balloons, and Aston Villa scarves, a nod to Ozzy’s beloved football team. Many showed off Ozzy tattoos, wore vintage band jackets, and chanted in unison: “Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy!” Others scrambled onto stalls for a better view, while some simply stood silently, tears in their eyes. The procession stopped at several poignant locations, including Ozzy’s childhood home and the Black Sabbath Bridge—now nearly hidden beneath layers of flowers, candles, and… CONTINUE READING…

Unsupervised Tragedy: 7-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Places Toddler Sister in Oven, Prompting National Outrage — A horrifying case of child neglect has left an entire community stunned after a 7-year-old boy allegedly placed his 2-year-old sister inside an oven and turned it on while the two were left home alone. The toddler, who suffered extensive burns, remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition. The event is now the focus of an intensive investigation by law enforcement and child welfare authorities. The incident occurred earlier this week in a modest apartment complex in [Neighborhood], where emergency crews responded to reports of smoke and screams. Neighbors had called 911 after hearing what they described as “panic and alarms” coming from the unit. Upon forcing entry, first responders discovered the little girl with serious burn injuries and immediately transported her to a nearby trauma center. Officials say the 7-year-old boy, who was also in the apartment, appeared frightened and confused. Preliminary interviews suggest the child may not have fully understood the consequences of his actions. Investigators believe he may have been mimicking behavior seen in television shows or online content, though this has not yet been confirmed. “It’s one of the most distressing scenes… CONTINUE READING…

Attraction doesn’t always follow a predictable path and for some people, it shifts and changes over time. This puzzling experience is more common than many realize, and it has a name: abrosexuality. Thought she was a lesbian Let’s explore the meaning behind abrosexuality – and how one writer’s three-decade journey helped bring visibility to this often-misunderstood label. In a personal piece published by Metro UK in July 2024, writer Emma Flint shared her moving story of realizing she was abrosexual – after 30 years of wondering why her attractions seemed to shift like the seasons. Flint, who was 32 at the time of writing the article, describes her years of thinking she was a lesbian, followed by periods where she felt drawn to men, then no one at all, and then back again. For decades, she said she was “uncertain of who I was.” “I felt lost, as if out at sea. I also felt like a fraud because of how much I changed my identity when chatting with loved ones,” explains the freelancer, based in Staffordshire, England. “It wasn’t that I couldn’t make my mind up, but rather my identity shifted,” One day I felt like I was a lesbian, yet days or… CONTINUE READING…

A City in Fear, A Family in Shock In the wake of the horrifying knife attack on a toddler in the heart of Tbilisi, the city remains on edge. The intersection where it happened—Pekini Street, typically filled with hurried shoppers and afternoon walkers—now feels different. More parents hold their children tighter. More eyes scan the crowd. While the physical injuries suffered by the 3-year-old are being treated with expert care, the emotional wounds left behind—for the family, the witnesses, and the public—may take much longer to heal. A Trauma That Will Take Time Psychologists have already stepped in to support the family, especially the young boy, whose life was upended in a split second. Experts warn that children exposed to such sudden violence may suffer long-term effects, including anxiety, nightmares, and post-traumatic stress. “This wasn’t just a physical attack—it was a deeply traumatic event that disrupted this child’s sense of safety and the security of his world,” said child psychologist Dr. Lika Melikishvili. “Healing will require both time and emotional support.” The boy’s younger sibling, who was nearly attacked as well, is also receiving counseling. A Growing Concern About Mental Health As police continue their investigation, one question dominates public… CONTINUE READING…

The importance of our gut microbiota to our health has become increasingly clear recently as more and more studies have been released. Everything from how we react to fear and negative stimuli to our weight and mental health to our susceptibility to autoimmune disorders like type 1 diabetes and lupus can be impacted. Using research on animals, a recent study that was published in The Journal of Immunology has discovered a connection between the gut microbiota and the neurodevelopmental disorder autism. However, the researchers claim that our mother’s microbiota has a greater influence on our likelihood of developing autism than does our own. The microbiome can shape the developing brain in multiple ways,” John Lukens, lead researcher and PhD student from the University of Virginia School of Medicine, said in a statement. “The microbiome is really important to the calibration of how the offspring’s immune system is going to respond to an infection or injury or stress.” Regarding autism, this connection might be related to a specific molecule that the immune system produces called interleukin-17a (also known as IL-17a). The molecule has already been linked to diseases like psoriasis, multiple sclerosis, and rheumatoid arthritis. It has also been demonstrated to… CONTINUE READING…

A Harrowing Loss That Shook Two Families Sue Radford, beloved matriarch of Britain’s largest family, has been left utterly devastated by the passing of her best friend’s daughter, 17‑year‑old Sophie Walker, who bravely battled a rare kidney cancer, Wilms tumour, for seven harrowing years. Sophie the “beautiful kind‑hearted, funny, brave girl” passed away on 6 July 2024, with her twin sister Megan at her side Lancaster Guardian+14The Sun+14The Scottish Sun+14. Sophie’s Long Battle With Wilms Tumour Diagnosed on 25 October 2017 at just ten years old, Sophie embarked on an intense medical journey—undergoing chemotherapy, experiencing two remissions, but tragically relapsing four times. Her cancer later spread to her spine, and despite all efforts, she succumbed to the disease at age 17 whatsnew2day.com+4The Sun+4The Scottish Sun+4. Wilms tumour (nephroblastoma) is generally found in children under five, making Sophie’s case particularly rare. Around 85 children annually in the UK are diagnosed, typically presenting as a painless abdominal swelling. Sophie’s prolonged struggle was both extraordinary and heartbreaking Internewscast Journal+4The Sun+4The Scottish Sun+4. A Bond of Families: Radfords and Walkers The Radfords and the Walker family formed a close friendship in 2013 when both lived in Morecambe. Despite the Walkers relocating to Edinburgh in… CONTINUE READING…

Katie Stubblefield had her whole life in front of her, but everything changed after her boyfriend broke up with her, aged 18. Tragically, the teenager shot herself, though by some miracle she survived.  At age 21, Katie became the youngest face-transplant recipient in the United States and only the 40th person to undergo the surgery ever. It took more than 30 hours, but the surgeons did an incredible job and the young woman got a second chance in life. How Katie looks following the surgery is nothing but incredible It’s easy to complain about the small things in our everyday lives. Maybe your morning coffee was a bit cold, the bus was running late, or that television show you watched last night wasn’t as good as you had hoped it would be. Now, it’s OK to get disgruntled about things – we all, after all, live different lives. At the same time, it’s essential that once in a while, we stop for a second to appreciate what we have, even if we’ve not yet achieved that dream scenarion we’re maybe striving to achieve. From now on, whenever I feel like I don’t have the energy to complete a small task… CONTINUE READING…

Kash Patel Discovers Secret FBI Cache of Classified ‘Burn Bags’ FBI Director Kash Patel has reportedly uncovered a hidden stash of “burn bags”—containers meant for destroying classified materials—inside a concealed room within FBI headquarters. Among the items was a 29-page secret appendix to Special Counsel John Durham’s 2023 report on the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation, which had never been intended for public release. Sources say the documents date back to the 2016 Crossfire Hurricane probe, the FBI’s investigation into alleged ties between Trump’s campaign and Russia. Fox News Digital was the first to report on the discovery, while the New York Post confirmed the existence of the secret FBI room where the classified materials were found. It’s unclear whether the materials were overlooked or deliberately kept from destruction. The classified appendix is now being reviewed for declassification and is expected to be turned over to Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley for potential public release. No date has been set. Reportedly, the annex contains intelligence that foreign agencies warned the U.S. the FBI might be promoting a false Trump-Kremlin collusion narrative—even before the investigation began. A high-level team is reviewing the documents with Patel, including CIA Director John Ratcliffe, DNI Tulsi Gabbard, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and acting NSA Director William Hartman. Former President Donald Trump responded… CONTINUE READING…