Laura Dowling

Who have fallen on Christmas.

No.

I have doctors and nurse friends who work in emergency departments in Ireland.

And they would say... They've seen it all.

Yeah, they've seen it all.

And people, look, people are people.

And people are going to do whatever they want to do.

And you can't judge.

And I think that's really what I am about.

You can't judge.

But, you know, that's a funny story.

I think it's religion.

I think it's society's, I don't want to say oppression of women, OK, because I'm not this mad feminist person.

Like, I think men and women exist together and we love and support each other.

But I do think that definitely women have had the raw end of the stick when it comes to their bodily autonomy.

Like, we know it already with regards to medical research.

Women have been left behind, sure.

So many women presenting with so many different symptoms and menopause and no one joining the dots.

You know, you'll have someone going to an orthopedic surgeon for their frozen shoulder and another one going to a rheumatologist for their arthritis issues.

And no one going, actually, this woman is in midlife and she's got various different symptoms.