Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry was walking the runway during the evening gown portion of the Miss Universe preliminary rounds in Bangkok, Thailand on Wednesday when she took a sudden fall off the stage. The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization said Henry was taken to a hospital for treatment, but is not suffering from any life-threatening injuries. | CBS News

✅ 5 reasons why it feels like someone is choking you — but the real cause is something else👇 1️⃣ The moment you lie down at night, your breathing becomes heavy or fast. It feels like stress, but the truth is hidden acid reflux puts pressure on the lungs, creating a choking-like sensation. 2️⃣ You keep needing deep breaths again and again. People say “stop worrying,” but the real reason is low iron — oxygen doesn’t reach properly, causing a suffocating feeling. 3️⃣ Sudden chest tightness or pres

Many doctors reveal that there are clear warning signs when death is approaching — signals that families should never ignore. ❤️‍🩹 Understanding these early symptoms can help loved ones prepare emotionally, provide comfort, and offer the right care at the right time. From sudden changes in breathing and energy to appetite loss and confusion, these medical insights explain what really happens in the final days of life. If you have elderly parents, grandparents, or loved ones with serious illness

🌧️ After storm Claudia, the media has been full of worrying images and videos of a country underwater, a sudden deluge of rainfall on a drought ridden and degraded landscape has led to flash flooding around the country. As clear a call for landscape scale nature restoration as you will ever see. At #BoothbyWildland earlier this year we commenced the first phase of restoration on our section of the West Glen River (phase 2 will be delivered by the beavers who arrive later this winter). These int

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