Mind Link Mental Health Support Group

29/05/2026

Male fertility problems are not always obvious, but there are some signs that a man may have low fertility or difficulty getting a woman pregnant. These signs don’t always mean infertility, but they can suggest the s***m count or s***m quality may be low.

1. Difficulty getting a partner pregnant
If a couple has regular unprotected s*x for 1 year or more without pregnancy, it may be due to male fertility issues.

2. Low s*x drive
Low libido can be linked to low testosterone, which can affect s***m production.

3. Problems with er****on or ej*******on
Difficulty maintaining er****on or ej*******ng can reduce the chances of s***m reaching the egg.

4. Very small or soft testicles
Testicles produce s***m, so very small, soft, or painful testicles may mean low s***m production.

5. Swelling or lumps in the testicles
This could be due to conditions like
Varicocele
infections
hormonal problems
which can affect s***m quality.

6. Low semen volume
Very little s***m released during ej*******on may mean low s***m count.

7. Excess body fat (especially belly fat)
Too much fat can affect hormones and reduce testosterone.

8. Reduced facial or body hair
This may be a sign of low male hormones.

9. History of infections in the reproductive organs
Past infections like
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
can damage s***m ducts.

10. Previous surgery in the groin or testicles
Surgery for hernia, undescended testicle, or injury can affect fertility.

✅ Important:
The only sure way to know if a man is fertile is through a s***m analysis test.

25/05/2026

Our health matters and Mind Link Mental Health Support Group is there to assist where necessary

22/05/2026

The CEO and Founder of Mind Link Mental Health Support Group Mr David Nhial Kuol Garang was today at hospital for Neonatal resuscitation cases,procedures and treatment

12/05/2026

CEO and Founder of Mind Link Mental Health Support Group, David Nhial Kuol Garang, today officially signed out from the American University of Science and Technology as a medical student in the Department of Critical Care Medicine (ICU). This milestone means so much to me and I am truly grateful for the journey that brought me here.

I would like to sincerely thank my family and friends for their endless love, support and encouragement. Your prayers, motivation, and belief in me made this achievement possible. I am proud of how far I have come and even more grateful for the people who stood beside me throughout this journey.

This achievement is not just a personal success, but another step toward serving humanity with compassion, dedication and purpose in both healthcare and mental health advocacy.

Thank you all for being part of my journey. The best is yet to come.

29/04/2026

Congratulations to you Dr Martha Atek with your colleagues...Mind Link Mental Health Support Group executive boards are happy for you spontaneous milestone achievements as a pharmaceutical doctor

28/04/2026

Standing tall in my journey.
Walking into my future with confidence.
Certified pharmacist 🥰
Martha Atek

14/02/2026

A slice of support goes a long way.

Inna, originally from Ukraine, and her husband, who is from Venice, Italy, opened Slice of Venice () with a simple goal: serve food that tastes good and makes people feel good.

While traveling through Italy, the couple noticed something that stayed with them. Even quick stops for pizza or pasta felt different — lighter, simpler, made with real ingredients. They say that experience inspired them to bring that same approach to Texas.

Last year, they opened their authentic Italian pizza and pasta restaurant, focused on high-quality ingredients and traditional recipes. In just one year, they built a loyal customer base and created a space rooted in family and care.

But despite strong reviews and repeat guests, low foot traffic made it difficult to sustain the business, putting their future at risk.

Then a viral video from creator introduced Slice of Venice to thousands of new viewers.

Since then, the community has shown up in a big way. Orders have increased, new customers are discovering the restaurant for the first time, and supporters are helping spread the word.

For Inna and her family, the recent wave of attention has brought renewed momentum — and a second chance to keep their dream going.

14/02/2026

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Representative (a.i) to South Sudan, Obia Achieng, to whom quoted text may be attributed – at today's...

14/02/2026

Did you know we have a service to help university students with their mental health?

Our Chief Digital Information Officer, Alistair Reid-Pearson, recently visited the Greater Manchester Universities Student Mental Health Service to meet with staff service user Yeudis, to find out how they support Greater Manchester’s student population – one of the largest in England!

The Greater Manchester Universities Student Mental Health Service is a partnership between The University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, The University of Salford, the University of Greater Manchester (formerly the University of Bolton), the RNCM - Royal Northern College of Music and NHS Greater Manchester, with the clinical service being provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH).

It is recognised nationally as reducing A&E and Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) presentations by students by 19%, which helps to free up capacity, allowing resources to be redirected towards other priorities, including supporting the wider population.

After the visit, Alistair, said: “Many thanks to colleagues at the Greater Manchester Universities Student Mental Health Service for hosting the visit. It was inspiring to see a service making such a real difference for students across Greater Manchester.

“The partnership, passion and expertise on display are truly exceptional, and hearing Yeudis' story really demonstrated how life-changing the support can be.”

You can read more about Alistair's visit and learn more about the Greater Manchester Universities Student Mental Health Service by visiting our website (link in comments).

14/02/2026