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Trainee Andrea At Last Has Much To Shout AboutTrainee crew member Andrea Vaughan achieved a milestone twice-over this Cowes Week, when she was on Cowes lifeboat when it dealt with two different emergencies during the regatta."Although I have been a trainee since last December these are the first occasions I have been on the boat when it was involved in 'shouts'," said Andrea, a mother of three, and one of several female crew members attached to the station.The most important of the emergencies occurred this afternoon when the lifeboat was directed to a 40 foot Sunsail yacht which reported that a 55 year old crewman had received a head injury. He had been struck by the spinnaker pole off Ryde while the yacht was competing in a Cowes Week race.Solent Coastguards asked Cowes lifeboat to attend as it happened to be afloat at the time. The lifeboat, helmed by Scott Armiger, came alongside the yacht as it was racing back towards Cowes.Andrea went aboard and put her First Aid expertise to work by applying a bandage to the crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board.By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.Andrea's other 'shout' involved a 22 foot Redwing, part of the Redwing fleet from Bembridge taking part in Cowes Week race on Tuesday. It suffered a broken forestay while being sailed by two men and a woman, east of Calshot. Lifeboat helm Steve Price treated the incident.Andrea Vaughan


Trainee crew member Andrea Vaughan achieved a milestone twice-over this Cowes Week, when she was on Cowes lifeboat when it dealt with two different emergencies during the regatta. "Although I have been a trainee since last December these are the first occasions I have been on the boat when it was involved in 'shouts'," said Andrea, a mother of three, and one of several female crew members attached to the station.The most important of the emergencies occurred this afternoon when the lifeboat was directed to a 40 foot Sunsail yacht which reported that a 55 year old crewman had received a head injury. He had been struck by the spinnaker pole off Ryde while the yacht was competing in a Cowes Week race.Solent Coastguards asked Cowes lifeboat to attend as it happened to be afloat at the time. The lifeboat, helmed by Scott Armiger, came alongside the yacht as it was racing back towards Cowes.Andrea went aboard and put her First Aid expertise to work by applying a bandage to the crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board.By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.Andrea's other 'shout' involved a 22 foot Redwing, part of the Redwing fleet from Bembridge taking part in Cowes Week race on Tuesday. It suffered a broken forestay while being sailed

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FROM COWES ROTARYFROM COWES ROTARYMISS ISLE GETS COWES ROTARY SUPPORT FOR SOLO SAIL ROUND ISLE OF WIGHTDespite suffering from athertoid cerebral palsy, which affects all her movements, Natasha Lambert, will attempt a solo sail round the Isle of Wight in September controlling the Artemis 20 yacht by Sip/Puff to raise money for Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, R.N.L.I. & Isle of Wight Scope. To fund the special training required, the Rotary Club of Cowes presented Natasha with £1200 at the Cowes Yacht Haven on Monday 7th August

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Despite suffering from athertoid cerebral palsy, which affects all her movements, Natasha Lambert, will attempt a solo sail round the Isle of Wight in September controlling the Artemis 20 yacht by Sip/Puff to raise money for Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, R.N.L.I. & Isle of Wight Scope. To fund the special training required, the Rotary Club of Cowes presented Natasha with £1200 at the Cowes Yacht Haven on Monday 7th August

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Despite suffering from athertoid cerebral palsy, which affects all her movements, Natasha Lambert, will attempt a solo sail round the Isle of Wight in September controlling the Artemis 20 yacht by Sip/Puff to raise money for Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, R.N.L.I. & Isle of Wight Scope. To fund the special training required, the Rotary Club of Cowes presented Natasha with £1200 at the Cowes Yacht Haven on Monday 7th August

MISS ISLE GETS COWES ROTARY SUPPORT FOR SOLO SAIL ROUND ISLE OF WIGHTDespite suffering from athertoid cerebral palsy, which affects all her movements, Natasha Lambert, will attempt a solo sail round the Isle of Wight in September controlling the Artemis 20 yacht by Sip/Puff to raise money for Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, R.N.L.I. & Isle of Wight Scope. To fund the special training required,


Trainee Andrea At Last Has Much To Shout AboutTrainee crew member Andrea Vaughan achieved a milestone twice-over this Cowes Week, when she was on Cowes lifeboat when it dealt with two different emergencies during the regatta."Although I have been a trainee since last December these are the first occasions I have been on the boat when it was involved in 'shouts'," said Andrea, a mother of three, and one of several female crew members attached to the station.The most important of the emergencies occurred this afternoon when the lifeboat was directed to a 40 foot Sunsail yacht which reported that a 55 year old crewman had received a head injury. He had been struck by the spinnaker pole off Ryde while the yacht was competing in a Cowes Week race.Solent Coastguards asked Cowes lifeboat to attend as it happened to be afloat at the time. The lifeboat, helmed by Scott Armiger, came alongside the yacht as it was racing back towards Cowes.Andrea went aboard and put her First Aid expertise to work by applying a bandage to the crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board.By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.Andrea's other 'shout' involved a 22 foot Redwing, part of the Redwing fleet from Bembridge taking part in Cowes Week race on Tuesday. It suffered a broken forestay while being sailed by two men and a woman, east of Calshot. Lifeboat helm Steve Price treated the incident.Andrea Vaughan


Trainee crew member Andrea Vaughan achieved a milestone twice-over this Cowes Week, when she was on Cowes lifeboat when it dealt with two different emergencies during the regatta. "Although I have been a trainee since last December these are the first occasions I have been on the boat when it was involved in 'shouts'," said Andrea, a mother of three, and one of several female crew members attached to the station.The most important of the emergencies occurred this afternoon when the lifeboat was directed to a 40 foot Sunsail yacht which reported that a 55 year old crewman had received a head injury. He had been struck by the spinnaker pole off Ryde while the yacht was competing in a Cowes Week race.Solent Coastguards asked Cowes lifeboat to attend as it happened to be afloat at the time. The lifeboat, helmed by Scott Armiger, came alongside the yacht as it was racing back towards Cowes.Andrea went aboard and put her First Aid expertise to work by applying a bandage to the crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board.By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.Andrea's other 'shout' involved a 22 foot Redwing, part of the Redwing fleet from Bembridge taking part in Cowes Week race on Tuesday. It suffered a broken forestay while being sailed

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Trainee Andrea At Last Has Much To Shout AboutTrainee crew member Andrea Vaughan achieved a milestone twice-over this Cowes Week, when she was on Cowes lifeboat when it dealt with two different emergencies during the regatta."Although I have been a trainee since last December these are the first occasions I have been on the boat when it was involved in 'shouts'," said Andrea, a mother of three, and one of several female crew members attached to the station.The most important of the emergencies occurred this afternoon when the lifeboat was directed to a 40 foot Sunsail.

received a head injury. He had been struck by the spinnaker pole off Ryde while the yacht was competing in a Cowes Week race. Solent Coastguards asked Cowes lifeboat to attend as it happened to be afloat at the time. The lifeboat, helmed by Scott Armiger, came alongside the yacht as it was racing back towards Cowes. Andrea went aboard and put her First Aid expertise to work by applying a bandage to the crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board. By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.were waiting to give him a thorough.

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crewman's head. The injured man, who had never lost consciousness, was then transferred to the lifeboat, accompanied by Andrea and another man on board. By the time the transfer occurred the yacht was off Osborne Bay, and it took only a few minutes before the lifeboat was able to land the man at Trinity Landing, Cowes, where NHS paramedics were waiting to give him a thorough examination.Andrea's other 'shout' involved a 22 foot Redwing, part of the Redwing fleet from Bembridge taking part in Cowes Week race on Tuesday. It suffered a broken forestay while being sailed by two men and a woman, east of Calshot.


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Obsession with a college boyI've developed a bit of an obsession with a boy at my college. I can’t stop thinking about him and write him letters every night that I never give to him. I have hundreds of letters at home. He doesn’t even know I exist and it drives me crazy. What can I do to get him to notice me? Jules, 19-Calders As you’ve discovered, obsessions can be an absolute nightmare! The thing is in this case, you’ve not even given the poor guy a chance to say whether he likes you or not! For all you know, he could have spotted you too at some point and may well quite like idea of going out with you! I know its easy to say and hard to do but unless you can summon up the courage to approach him and let him know you’re interested, you may as well give up altogether! Forget any hair brained schemes and just bite the bullet and say hello one day! It shouldn’t be too difficult but the longer you leave things like this, the harder it will get. You’ve got two choices, either you try the direct approach and see what happens or you carry on secretly writing letters and living in a fantasy world. Good luck sweetheart.

Gay clubs are not for meMy best friend recently came out as a lesbian which I’m fine with and want to support her. But she asked me the other day to go to a gay club with her, just so she felt a bit more comfortable for the first time, and I really don’t want to go. How can I tell her the thought of going to one of these clubs makes me feel sick without offending her? Gabriella, 24-Calder: There’s no need to spell out exactly how you feel, in fact, if you do, I think you will risk losing a good friend. The point is, were all different and were all entitled to our likes and dislikes. Obviously coming out is a huge step for anyone and you need to respect that but in turn, your friend should also respect your wishes. Just decline the invite and explain that its not your scene whilst assuring this girl that you want your friendship to stay the same. There are countless gay and lesbian groups on the internet where like minded people can talk about their experiences and enter into the gay community one step at a time. Why not suggest that she does that rather than trying to drag you along to a club where you’ll feel like a fish out of water? A true should completely understand and provided you manage to get your point across without causing offence, there’s no reason why your friendship shouldn’t continue to grow.

8 years now and no promotionMy job is really getting me down. I’ve worked in the same supermarket for 8 years now and they haven’t ever mentioned a promotion. I work in customer service, and my managers have been promoted several times so there is a space for me to move into. Should I just give up on them and leave? Helen, 51-Have you tried speaking to your managers and telling them how you feel? They are the ones with the answers Helen, not me! If you’ve just kept your head down and not shown any signs of ambition these last eight years then its not really surprising that you’re still stuck on the customer services desk! Speak to your boss and explain that you feel its time you moved up a level, hopefully, he or she will then be able to give you an idea of your chances. If after this chat you find that there are no real opportunities on the horizon, it may be worth taking a look around and seeing what else is out there on the work front. The point is, you’ve got to state your case rather than just sitting and festering in a same old job hoping that things will improve. Take the bull by the horns and ask the question, at least then, you’ll be able to weigh up the possibilities rather than hoping things will change of their own accord!

husband for 4 years and makes me feel miserableI’ve been married to my husband for 4 years now and feel miserable in the relationship. He’s a great father and a genuinely nice man but we have no intimate contact and never have any deep discussions or talk about meaningful things. I know so many women are in horrible relationships so I don’t want to complain but I just fell I need something more in my life. - Michelle, 36-

Things clearly aren’t right are they Michelle? Whilst I don’t think you should give up on your marriage at the drop of a hat, one thing I do know is that life is too short! Force a conversation with your husband and tell him exactly how you feel, you never know, he may feel the same way. Its not uncommon for couples to grow apart and get stuck in a dull and boring routine and you owe it to each other to try to re-ignite the spark between you. Only you can decide whether or not this marriage is ever going to work for you but staying for the sake of your children really isn’t a good idea. Too many kids grow up caught slap bang in the middle of a loveless relationship and apart from confusing them no end, it gives them entirely the wrong impression of what marriage should be about. To be honest, from what you say, I think its time to move on and find true happiness and fulfilment but give things one last chance, just in case its salvageable.

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Need help with my 16-year-old brotherI need some help with my 16-year-old brother. He is constantly verbally and physically abusing me and my 9-year-old brother. He is even abusive to our mum when she refuses to give him money. He doesn’t have a job and is going nowhere. I want to help him, but am starting to hate him. Louise, 21-By the sounds of things, your brother has turned into a bit of bully! If left unchecked, things will gradually get worse and worse until he becomes too much to handle. In an ideal world, this lad would want to make the most of his life and would have some respect for his family, perhaps he needs a push in the right direction. You all need to sit down as a family and confront these issues rather than accepting them as part of day to day life. Talk to your mum and suggest that you have a family conference to try to make the situation better for all concerned. In the long run, your brother needs to get off his backside and get a job but the immediate problem is his lack of respect. Try to make him see that what he’s doing is affecting everyone and explain that you want to help. At the end of the day, that’s what families are for. Don’t try to run before you can walk though, take things one step at a time. Ultimately, if he doesn’t wake up to the fact that he is hurting you all, your mum may need to put her foot down and give him a choice – stay and play nicely or find somewhere else to live!

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Sexually assaulted and it’s still bothering me nowWhen I was 14 I was sexually assaulted and it’s still bothering me now. My family never believed me that anything happened and so I have no one to talk to about my feelings. I suffer from panic attacks and am on antidepressants. How do I stop feeling like this? It’s ruining my life. Kate, 20-What you desperately need to do is to work through your feelings with a trained counsellor. Anti depressants do have their uses but I’m convinced that they are just dished out far too readily these days. Go back to your doctor and explain that you need more than just tablets. The fact that this whole thing was pretty much brushed under the carpet leaves you carrying the burden alone so its hardly surprising that you’re finding it hard to cope. At this stage, I don’t think its worth battling to get your family to believe your story which is a real shame but there is help out there provided you’re willing to ask for it and accept it. Have read through the information and advice on www.aest.org.uk. The site is packed with other peoples stories as well as a wealth of useful resources to help you move your life forwards. I’ve heard stories like yours a thousand times over sweetheart and I know you can come through this, even on your own. Don’t worry about people not believing you either, your family may have let you down but, trust me, not every is like that!

I’m in over my head. I recently started going to meetings for a self-help group as I was feeling depressed & lonely. The group was friendly & made me feel good about myself. But now I’m worried I’m in over my head. They pressure us to attend every meeting and I’ve been told that I must attend or lose my large joining fee and have an unlucky future. What’s going on here? Laura, 58-Without any detailed knowledge of the group you attend Laura, its difficult for me to judge them but I have to admit, things don’t sound good! Why not talk to the other members privately and ask their opinions on the situation? At the end of the day, your goal is to improve your life, not complicate it even more. Many self help groups do charge a small fee but in this case, if that fee is so large that losing it is a problem, I’d say that it may be time to cut your losses and move on. Speak to your local council and ask if they have any information on the group concerned as well as asking for a list of other organisations in your area. If something untoward is going on here, they should be able to help you not only escape the clutches of this lot but also warn others of the potential danger. Like I said, talk to the other members first and get a feel for how they see things before you go wading in with all guns blaring. Good luck sweetheart.

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