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National Osteoporosis Society

Osteoporosis helpline

0845 450 0230

9am - 5pm Mon-Fri

Southern Scotland

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Events

If you have been recently diagnosed with osteoporosis or would like some information:

NHS Borders Osteoporosis Team would like to invite you to attend one of the following events:

Managing Osteoporosis: looking after your bones  

All meetings 2-4pm (tea /coffee/biscuits served 3.30-4pm)

Tuesday 5 March       
The Tryst, Chaplaincy Centre Borders General Hospital  Melrose     

Tuesday 21 May         
Peebles Hydro  Hotel,   Peebles     

Tuesday 3 September
Room 205, Heart of Hawick  Tower Mill, Kirkstile, Hawick

Tuesday 17 September
Robins Nest Hotel,  Chirnside

Speakers will include:
Dr Andrew Pearson, Karen Glennie, Osteoporosis Specialist Nurse and Elaine Auld, Senior Physiotherapist, NHS Borders

Tea/coffee and biscuits will be served from 3.30-4pm

This series of educational meetings is funded by:
The National Osteoporosis Society Borders Support Group

There is no need to book a place and no charge to attend but a small donation to support the work of the Charity in the Borders would be very welcome.

For further information please contact:
Karen Glennie, Osteoporosis Specialist Nurse, NHS Borders 01896 826 223
Or
Anne Simpson, National Osteoporosis Society, 01698 811 171

All Welcome

 

Wednesday 19th June
Managing Osteoporosis: Looking after your bone

Monday 28th October
A Winter Warmer: Self Management Programme

For more information on the above two events above please click here.




 


For more information on what's on in this region, please contact:

Anne Simpson, Development Manager for Scotland
Telephone: 01698 811 171
Email: a.simpson@nos.org.uk

OR

Alison Wilson, Support Officer for Scotland
Telephone: 01292 214 199
Email: a.wilson@nos.org.uk

 

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