I have been very surprised and quite shocked to be honest to read so much about Period Poverty. Young girls missing school to "free bleed" or using socks etc for their period as they cannot afford sanitary wear. The UK is supposed to be the 5th largest economy in the world and I find it really hard to understand this Period Poverty. I was in Aldi yesterday and pack of towels cost 0.49p for 14. That's three and a half pence each so say you used 8 per day that would cost you 0.28p per day. And your period was over 6 days thats £l.68p. Of course I am just using this length of time as an example. I know Always brand is dearer and I suppose you would buy wipes as well. But it seems a far cry from the days of Dr. Whites, horrible bulky things with no waterproof backing and a sanitary belt. It makes me feel as if we are in the third world reading things like this on Period Poverty and feel for girls who say they cannot afford protection. Of course the law has been changed now and they are given their allowance but I still don't understand how such a low figure can cause so much upset. Am I missing something here? How do other ladies feel? I know my Grandmothers told me there were no commercial products available at that time of the month for them and they had to use rags, etc and reading about Period Poverty makes me think of that era. It makes me feel we haven't moved on. Open to comments!
Good Morning Saturday 28th January 2023
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