...or is it just that I'm 32 weeks and the normal levels of exhaustion are setting in?
I did read that the "vulnerable" were supposed to stay indoors. I didn't see pregnant ladies mentioned but maybe we're/I'm more sensitive to the nasty, non-refreshing air?
Thoughts appreciated.
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is the pollution cloud enveloping s England making anyone else feel rubbish?
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Elastigrrrl · 04/04/2014 13:19
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