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Oliver Hudson is speaking up about how coming off his medicine last year left him with "severe anxiety." The 45-year-old actor can be seen on film detailing how he came off Lexapro some months before to making the video, after taking it for five and a half years to alleviate his anxiety. Hudson shared how he felt that day and how the process has gone since he decided to stop taking his medications. In the video, he says, "It's been extremely tough for me." "It's been torturous. Debilitating. To be honest, it's somewhat frightening. It's a little scary at times. However, I am in a good mood right now. I'm in a fantastic mood. It may only last an hour, and I may return to my previous state, but for now, I'm going to bask in normalcy." Hudson noted in the description to the 2021 video that he was "in the throes of tremendous anxiety" and that he had few moments where he felt normal. He also admitted that he debated whether or

According to the Ukraine embassy in Britain's Twitter account, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declined an invitation from the US to evacuate the capital city of Kyiv. "The war is here; I need ammo, not a ride," Zelensky told the US, according to the embassy. The message continues, "Ukrainians are proud of their President." "We are not putting down arms," Zelensky stated in a video uploaded on Twitter early Saturday morning. Despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Zelensky remains a "priority target for Russian aggression," according to US State Department spokesperson Ned Price. It echoed Zelensky's own remarks that he has become a priority target, according to his intelligence. On Thursday, Zelensky stated that "According to our knowledge, the enemy has designated me as target No. 1, while my family has been designated as target No. 2. They intend to destabilize Ukraine politically by assassinating the president. Accor

Because to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Polish national team will not play Russia in a critical 2022 World Cup qualification playoff match in March. Cezary Kulesza, the head of Poland's football organization, revealed the news on Saturday. "No more talks; now is the time to act! The Polish national team will not play Russia in the play-off match due to the Russian Federation's escalation of aggression towards Ukraine "He sent out a tweet. We're working with the (Swedish) and (Czech) federations on a joint statement for FIFA." On Thursday, March 24, Poland was slated to fly to Moscow to face Russia, while Ukraine was planned to go to Scotland on the same day. The victor of the Poland-Russia game will host either Sweden or the Czech Republic in the World Cup qualification final on March 29. Robert Lewandowski, a famous striker for Bayern Munich and Poland, mirrored Kulesza's sentiments, saying: "It's the perfect choice! "I can't s

After nearly a year of treatment, a TikTok star and medical student who has been documenting her cancer experience online has been given approval. In January 2021, Eleri Reece-Jones, 21, of Rhuallt, Denbighshire, was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She announced the news on the app and has since been chronicling her highs and lows. Despite the fact that she still requires some unpleasant treatments, she intends to continue sharing them with others, saying that assisting others who are hurting "makes it worth it." "Chemotherapy can be a really dark moment when you feel very alone," Eleri, who has had to take time away from her studies to become a doctor at Cardiff University, said. "When you initially get diagnosed, you get bombarded with messages and people's support, and then it kind of fades down in the middle, and you're on your own for the tough part." "So it's really good when you come out the other end, and I know I still have

On Friday evening, the airline's website and app were down for many hours, preventing customers from checking in online or booking tickets. The airline stated that the disruption was not caused by a cyber attack and that passengers who had their flights cancelled will be offered a refund or rebooking options. Ed Hall, 54, a television executive from Woodstock, Oxfordshire, was detained on a plane for almost an hour after arriving at Heathrow Terminal 5 because the crew was unable to access any IT systems in order to locate a stand where passengers could depart. He claimed there were problems even before his BA 399 flight from Brussels took off. According to Mr. Hall, who spoke to the Press Association, "We were unable to take off because the pilot's system for calculating weight, loads, and distribution fell down, and we were forced to return to the gate from the runway in order to obtain a (manual) copy transmitted from London. 'We have contingency plans,' says th