GO HEALTHY FOR GOOD
Paying more attention to the pelvic floor improves bladder & bowel control, sex, recovery from child birth for women & from prostate surgery for men. It also increases social confidence. It starts with the basics. This is a brand new season of Go Healthy for Good, hosted by kiwi Dr Nerida McKibben - an O&G specialist from Waikato DHB. In this episode Dr Nerida interviews the pelvic floor physiotherapist Sian Beattie and we get exercise with Colton, the fitness coach.
Go Healthy for Good, TODAY (Tuesday) at 7:30pm on Hope Channel
Freeview Channel 27 and Sky Channel 204
Live stream: www.hopechannel.nz...
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Trucks Parking in Residential Streets
How do people feel about truck and trailer units parking in our residential streets? Manuroa and Airfield Roads in Takanini are truck parks every night. This is a safety issue as trucks and buses cross onto the wrong side of the road to pass them. They also block sight lines for people leaving their properties and turning out of side streets. Parking beside reserves and playgrounds means children are stepping out from behind these vehicles to cross our busy streets. The empty flatbed trailer units are hard to see at night, especially in wet weather. There have been at least two accidents in Takanini, one fatal, involving cars hitting these trailers. The Takanini Residents Group have raised this with the Papakura Local Board and Auckland Council, but as these vehicles are legally parked, we are told there is nothing that can be done. I know this is a problem in other areas in South Auckland, so I would like to hear what people think about this issue.
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