Still purging ...

[percival]

So, I've decided to get rid of all my pregnancy-related books. I'm only keeping two books on infertility. I find that it is easier for me to live without hope of a natural child than to keep pursuing my dream. For one, it's doing me a whole load of good healthwise. Thanks to the homoeopathy and to the Shiatsu, I'm now finally bent on GETTING HEALTHY. Without thinking of the implications on conception. I actually find myself drawn to healthy food. I want that shot of fruit and veg!

As for getting rid of my extra clothes - of which there are quite a few - I welcome suggestions of deserving charities. I don't have time to research the charity market as much as I'd like to, and the default is Oxfam, because they have specialised used book stores.

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Donations?

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

I did a little Googling, and finally found Scottish Women's Aid (Edinburgh). It doesn't say whether they accept clothing donations specifically -- they seem to be more a refuge/anti-violence group -- but there's a phone number there to ask.

You might also like to look at this Socialist newsletter, which mentions a refugee-aid place in Glasgow which provides clothing to the needy. Maybe there's a similar shop in your area (another phone number).

[frowns at Google] Either I'm not using the right search terms or things are just being... uncooperative.