Starting life as a female, but never being happy in that gender, the "courageous" interviewee sought help and advice from doctors, psychiatrists and priests. Reprimanded for "walking like a man", despite not knowing any different, he said: "I felt completely wrong." After a five-month stay in a psychiatric hospital, the psychiatrist's parting words were: "Goodbye my dear - enjoy being a woman." He later joined one of the services, but said "it was a struggle... obviously my medical records were against me" and after two years he was medically discharged. Various psychological tests later, it was decided he was a homosexual. "I was very unhappy with that label," he said, suggesting that nobody really understood his situation. Other episodes during the decade looked at women's hopes, fears and aspirations, and the decline of the institution of marriage. Guests included then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, and Shirley Chisholm, the first African-American woman elected to the US Congress. Groundbreaking moment: Stephen Bonarjee, in charge of radio current affairs, suggested Woman's Hour needed more women with direct experience of motherhood on its staff. The 1980s: The Miners' Wives Media captionMiners wives talk about their experiences of the 1984-85 strikes "The women have come to the front and they are determined they're not going to be pushed back into the kitchen sink any more," a 1988 programme was told.
Now its about makingsure the body can keep up. Every time I can get some momentum going, I get injured, Tuck told MMAjunkie. I had to change up a few things in training camp especially because for me I always train hard. I train as a world champion. Every fight for me is a championship fight, as if I was to fight for the title. And sometimes overtraining is what gets me injured before the fight. It can be frustrating a bit, because I love the fact that you get winning streaks. And thefact that I train so hard I know I never cheat myself. Every single day I go in the gym and I want to prove that Im the best in the world especially with the fact that Im from such a small place in the world. Im even more prideful. The lightweight affair is part of the preliminary card of UFC Fight Night 97, which takes place Oct. 15 at SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Manila, Philippines.
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