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Supporting Content

• Me, My Health and I

  A collection of stories exploring different experiences of health and well-being.

  

• Tourette’s Syndrome: ‘I didn't speak to anyone about it for 23 years'

  Looking into the care provision available to diagnose and treat those with the condition.

  

• Mental wellbeing in the construction industry: ‘It’s ok to not be ok’

  A look into the construction industry and the mental health of those working in it.

  

• Why Naga Munchetty is asking: ‘How are your periods?'

  Naga Munchetty visits The Centre for Reproductive Health at the University of Edinburgh.

  

• ‘King Charles’ diagnosis reminds us of how common cancer is’

  5 Live has spoken to doctors and experts about early cancer diagnosis.

  

• Chronic UTIs: ‘It’s invisible, nobody can see the pain’

  Joanne McKinlay, who has suffered with chronic UTIs, shares how it impacts her life.

  Duration: 1:06

• Womb transplant: ‘It’s an indescribable feeling, after 37 years having a period for the first time’

  Prue Craven was a successful recipient of a live womb transplant.

  Duration: 1:02

• Born without a womb

  Betty Mukherjee talks about how she coped being told she was born without a womb.

  Duration: 1:14

• ‘I was given four hours to live’.

  Paralympic swimmer Lyndon Longhorne on contracting meningitis at 8 months old.

  Duration: 1:14
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