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Verify at Sky.com slash mobile claims. I end up being at functions or at parties and I think oh gosh I'm going to have to go to the toilet so I spend a significant

time on the toilet and sometimes wonder they always say how averages of how long that you might

build the toilet for in your lifetime I often think gosh I must have spent a lot longer than other people.

Holly Bragg is one of my best friends and one of the things we end up talking about more than anything is our guts.

Both of us have got irritable bowel syndrome and without going into too much detail,

it affects us both quite a lot. It gives you stabbing stomach cramps, acid reflux, bloating, it can stop you going to the

toilet for days, or it can make you need it almost constantly.

I mean I love going to the theatre I love gigs and things like that and

I mean my parents have said like it's really not fun and others have said to me

that it's not fun to be with you when you go into the

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