Joining me on the show this evening were Deputy matron and Breast Care Nurse Specialist alex edghill and one of Spire Hartswood’s patients Graham Willingale. Alex and Graham were talking about Spire hartswood Hospital’s new cancer patient support group, appropriately named INSPIRE. The initials stand for; individuals networking sharing positive insights realities and experiences.
the group has been formed for all patients past and present of Spire hartswood who have been diagnosed or treated for cancer. Graham is a Spire patient and one of the founder members of the group which meets once a month to caht and share experiences and gain support. Quartely activities are planned. The last one was in July which was supported by Grange, and the group members had an opportunity to drive Aston Martins and Jaguars followed by afternoon tea at Marygreen Manor.
If you want to find out more about this group and Spire Hartswood’s cancer care services visit www.spirehartswood.com or call 01277 266761. A leaflet is downloadable and you can read more about the group.
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Body Talk 22/8/12
Joining me on the show this evening were Deputy matron and Breast Care Nurse Specialist alex edghill and one of Spire Hartswood’s patients Graham Willingale. Alex and Graham were talking about Spire hartswood Hospital’s new cancer patient support group, appropriately named INSPIRE. The initials stand for; individuals networking sharing positive insights realities and experiences.
the group has been formed for all patients past and present of Spire hartswood who have been diagnosed or treated for cancer. Graham is a Spire patient and one of the founder members of the group which meets once a month to caht and share experiences and gain support. Quartely activities are planned. The last one was in July which was supported by Grange, and the group members had an opportunity to drive Aston Martins and Jaguars followed by afternoon tea at Marygreen Manor.
If you want to find out more about this group and Spire Hartswood’s cancer care services visit www.spirehartswood.com or call 01277 266761. A leaflet is downloadable and you can read more about the group.
Body Talk 22/8/12
Joining me on the show this evening were Deputy matron and Breast Care Nurse Specialist alex edghill and one of Spire Hartswood’s patients Graham Willingale. Alex and Graham were talking about Spire hartswood Hospital’s new cancer patient support group, appropriately named INSPIRE. The initials stand for; individuals networking sharing positive insights realities and experiences.
the group has been formed for all patients past and present of Spire hartswood who have been diagnosed or treated for cancer. Graham is a Spire patient and one of the founder members of the group which meets once a month to caht and share experiences and gain support. Quartely activities are planned. The last one was in July which was supported by Grange, and the group members had an opportunity to drive Aston Martins and Jaguars followed by afternoon tea at Marygreen Manor.
If you want to find out more about this group and Spire Hartswood’s cancer care services visit www.spirehartswood.com or call 01277 266761. A leaflet is downloadable and you can read more about the group.
Body Talk 22/8/12
Joining me on the show this evening were Deputy matron and Breast Care Nurse Specialist alex edghill and one of Spire Hartswood’s patients Graham Willingale. Alex and Graham were talking about Spire hartswood Hospital’s new cancer patient support group, appropriately named INSPIRE. The initials stand for; individuals networking sharing positive insights realities and experiences.
the group has been formed for all patients past and present of Spire hartswood who have been diagnosed or treated for cancer. Graham is a Spire patient and one of the founder members of the group which meets once a month to caht and share experiences and gain support. Quartely activities are planned. The last one was in July which was supported by Grange, and the group members had an opportunity to drive Aston Martins and Jaguars followed by afternoon tea at Marygreen Manor.
If you want to find out more about this group and Spire Hartswood’s cancer care services visit www.spirehartswood.com or call 01277 266761. A leaflet is downloadable and you can read more about the group.
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