IN THIS WEEK’S FLAIR
3: SOFIA BRYAN – LIVING BEYOND EXPECTATIONS Sophia Bryan, a budding entrepreneur, who is out on a mission to mentally stimulate youngsters and young adults to dream beyond reality. “I will never forget the saying, ‘It’s your choices and not your circumstances that determine your success’. 10 & 11: SCENTS OF CHRISTMAS So awesome is the spirit of the Christmas season, it makes you want to just bottle it, so that you can experience it all year round; and that is exactly what Claudine Campbell-Bryan, senior compliance manager at JMMB, did with her ‘Scentre Yourself’ Christmas candle collection. 5: AAH, CHRISTMAS! TIME FI DONE YU MONEY
By now, people would have (I hope) received their likkle Christmas money. There is a pun intended on the likkle part because for some workers, the bonus isn’t very big.
10: HEAT IS ON FOR CHRISTMAS Why aren’t you getting busy mistletoe kissing, jingle bells rocking, chimney jumping, Mr and Mrs Claus loving? Add warmth to the chill of the Christmas night by engaging in a few of the extracurricular activities in the ‘bed, bath and beyond’. 6 & 7: RITA HILTON BEATS THE ODDS WITH CARITA Hilton: “For a small island, there is so much diversity in scenery and soil types. The geography and the history of Jamaica was very fascinating and I was able to impart this knowledge and the love for the Jamaican countryside to my students.” 13: HAVE AN INJURY-FREE HOLIDAY Dr Noel Brown of
Pro Physio explained that generally speaking, physiotherapists witness the occurrence of many common musculoskeletal conditions over the Christmas break as people tend to push their bodies beyond their limit. 8 & 9: ROAD TO DAVIS FOR SHORE Newlyweds Jheanelle Walker and Ranique Davis first met 12 years ago while growing up in the same neighbourhood located in the Sunshine City of Portmore in St Catherine. 13: DIABETES AFFECTS FEMALE SEXUALITY It is fairly well known that diabetes and complications can affect sexuality in men, but it is also true for women. According to the World Health Organization 2017 country profile, 11.9% of the island’s population has diabetes.