Lynn Degele

@DegeleLynn

Editorial Systems Co-Ordinator at T&F. All views are my own. Jigsaw puzzle and train enthusiast. She/her.

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Joined August 2011
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    Oct 9

    The has created resources and webinars to support good mental health. World Mental Health Day

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  2. Apr 30

    This was beautifully done, so glad the could go ahead virtually this year. Fascinating to watch the preparations in this video by to make it happen.

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    The celebrations may well have been cancelled this year, but is determined not to let this 500-year-old Oxford tradition go unmarked. Learn more about its plan for
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    Mar 31

    If you have a 3D printer & live in the Oxford area (UK) let me know. I am making face-shields for medics testing people for COVID-19. I now have more demand than I can produce. I need help to print more headbands. I can assemble the rest, sterilise them & arrange distribution.

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    Apr 1

    So I did a bad, thoughtless thing. I tweeted Kate’s cake this morning & in my rush of pride to share it, I didn’t tag her😳Now 5K RTs later the tweet doesn’t even mention her name & she’s rightly upset. If you were kind enough to RT her cake, pls RT again & celebrate

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    Mar 31

    The Llandudno goats are so much better with a West Side Story soundtrack. (thanks to and the Bergamo boars)

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    Mar 23

    We've united with 50 orgs across the sector to sign a joint call for women and girls in all their diversity to be visible, heard and have their needs met during the crisis response. Please read and RT.

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  7. Mar 25

    Something sweet (no pun intended) if you're looking for something to take your mind off the present circumstances for a little bit. It's certainly made me smile.

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    My son's IT homework was to create a video to cheer up someone stuck at home. Ok, I'm biased but I think this is a work of genius.
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  8. Retweeted
    Mar 23

    Do your little bit... ...and it will make a massive difference to slowing the spread. That in turn buys our hospitals more time to prepare before the big wave of seriously ill patients hits.

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    Mar 21

    A calm, clear explanation of why we must all stay home, whenever possible 👇🏿

    Katie Porter's Sister on the Importance of Staying In
    Katie Porter's sister, a doctor, is breaking down how staying in can save lives during the COVID-19 crisis
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    Mar 20

    I thought I was thorough, but this taught me not to forget the thumbs! Take a look. And blessings to all today. 👋🏾✋🏾👐🏾🙌🏾👍🏾

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    Mar 19

    This is brilliant. Journalism still fighting for people in dark times

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  12. Mar 20

    "That's nearly 70, Jean" Children understand more than we give them credit for, tbh.

    Our 5 year old seems to have deemed himself the local virus warden. Over the fence to our neighbour: ‘JEAN YOU NEED TO GO INSIDE’ ‘Okay I will in a minute’ ‘YOU’RE OLD AND THERE’S A VIRUS’ ‘I’m not that old thank you’ ‘HOW OLD ARE YOU JEAN?’ ‘I’m 68.’ ‘THAT IS NEARLY 70 JEAN.’
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    Mar 14

    Awesome to see that is taking place globally 🌍

    Is your school getting involved in next week ? We at has distributed professionally printed posters and interviews with NeuroDiverse individuals through It’s time we think differently about those who think differently
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    Mar 6

    Planning, time management, and organisational challenges can impact on day to day functioning. Using tools to remind you of actions to be completed e.g. using diary reminders and alarms can really help but need to be used consistently and become a habit.

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    Mar 5

    73% wanted a quiet space. Another reminder that what's good for autistic ppl is good for all people

    Inclusive Universities talk about feedback from staff and students on what is needed to be Autism-accessible. 73% wanted a quiet space. I will always advocate that quiet spaces have a place in public spaces & are a crucial access need
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  16. Feb 27

    and issues aren't always obviously visible from the outside. The signs are there, though, if you know someone well enough and what to look out for.

    I was depressed a while ago & then one day when I felt better I was singing in the kitchen while making dinner. My roommate bursts in like “oh thank goodness” and I was like “what??” and she said “You stop singing when you’re unhappy and our house has been silent for 4 months.”
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  18. Feb 21

    Corporate jargon in your personal life - the replies to this tweet are hilarious.

    my therapist: your habit of reflexively using corporate jargon outside of work is alienating to your family + friends and indicates a careerist attitude towards interpersonal relationships me: thanks for flagging!
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    Feb 19

    Working in a cafe, I just overheard a man coming out as autistic to his friends. 'Ha!' said one. 'Yes, I'm pretty autistic too sometimes.' The man persisted. He explained that, no, he was actually autistic, and then he talked about what that means.

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    Feb 17

    Accounts run by men receive roughly double the retweets of those run by women. Even online, we are talked for and talked over. Even online, men’s voices carry twice as much worth. It matters. When you see women writing about things that interest you, retweet us. It’s that simple.

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