Woman’s Post on Struggling to Be Affectionate with Her Family Goes Viral — Because So Many Other Women Relate

Woman looking sad (stock image).Photo:Getty Getty A New York woman’s candid post about parenting isgoing viral.Model and momArielle Jacksonposted a video onTikTokon Jan. 22 about struggling to accept love and affection from your children and partner when you grew up in anon-affectionate household.In the short video, Jackson is seen looking into the camera. The text over the video reads: “Nobody talks about how difficult it is to grow up in a non affectionate household then end up with the most affectionate kids and or partner and having to learn how to accept the love and clingyness [sic] from them without getting overstimulated.

Woman’s Tonsils Grow Back 40 Years After Removal: ‘Disbelief and Shock’

Stock image of otolaryngologist examining woman’s throat.Photo:Getty Getty A Michigan woman is detailing the shock she felt after learning her tonsils had grown back decades after getting them removed.Katy Golden, from Detroit, was just 5 years old when her mother took her to get her tonsils removed in the summer of 1983 after having inner ear problems since she was an infant. The procedure was seemingly successful and she recovered well,CNNreports.

Women with ADHD Likely to Die Up to 11 Years Earlier Than Those Without the Diagnosis

Stock image of a person experiencing stress.Photo:VioletaStoimenova/Getty VioletaStoimenova/Getty An alarming new study says that adults withADHDdie up to 11 years earlier due to a lack of appropriate support and treatment. An exhaustive study of more than 30,000 adults withADHDfound a reduction in life expectancy for men between 4.5 and 9 years, and for women, between 6.5 and 11 years, according toa statementreleased on the study, which was published Jan. 23 in theBritish Journal of Psychiatry.

Women's Brains Age Better Than Men's. Scientists Just Discovered the Reason Why

A close-up view of a doctor’s hand pointing at brain scan images displayed on a digital tablet.Photo:Tom Werner/Getty Tom Werner/Getty A new study out of the University of California San Francisco indicates that women’s brains might be better suited for aging than men’s — and it’s all thanks to a “silent” chromosome.Females have two X chromosomes, and, for a long time, scientists believed the second X chromosome — referred to as a “sleeping” or “silent” chromosome — was essentially pointless.

Women's Soccer Game Ends in Tragedy as 4 Players Killed After Being Struck by Lightning: Reports

Digitally generated football pitch under stormy sky.Photo:Getty Getty The incident — which also killed a man — occurred as a thunderstorm broke out during a women’s soccer game in the village of El Real, Casas Bajas, in the municipality of Cajibío, Colombia, on Sunday, Feb, 9, local newspaperCauca Hoyand U.K. outletNational Worldreported. The women were sheltering from the storm under a tree. “The women were participating in a football tournament when the emergency occurred," government spokesman Lesly Valencia said, per National World.