next meeting OCT 13TH -- usual place and time
All meetings will start at 2pm and will be held at:
St Richards Community Centre
Egmont Road
Hove
If you need a taxi and haven't got the taxi phone and account numbers ring Jeannette on 413759 or email jeannette@gould28.wanadoo.co.uk.
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Saturday, 19 September 2009
extreme access point
i went to the extreme sport WHITE AIR event today.....no disabled access viewing point near to the stage; instead, an exclusive separate area in the recently rename Max Miller's Walk above the prom -- some would say it as joke...
spot the disabled access meeting point sign
Thursday, 17 September 2009
CVS Forum AGM
I went to the CVS Forum AGM last night. I could not vote on any motions because our renewal has not been approved yet (they have quartely trustee meetings....)
Friday, 4 September 2009
next meeting SEPT 8TH
next meeting SEPT 8TH -- usual place and time
All meetings will start at 2pm and will be held at:
St Richards Community Centre
Egmont Road
Hove
If you need a taxi and haven't got the taxi phone and account numbers ring Jeannette on 413759 or email jeannette@gould28.wanadoo.co.uk.
All meetings will start at 2pm and will be held at:
St Richards Community Centre
Egmont Road
Hove
If you need a taxi and haven't got the taxi phone and account numbers ring Jeannette on 413759 or email jeannette@gould28.wanadoo.co.uk.
Sunday, 30 August 2009
other's comments....
Well done, Bruce. For myself, I'm pretty aware of STR...but a lot of people are not and there's no harm in raising awareness, even though it can be alarming.
In my case, it was a blurring in my right eye that would not go away and then thinking the side of my face was going wobbly... which soon passed. If I had not known and seen stroke victims with that droop on one side of the face, then I'd have just shrugged off this odd feeling. Instead I went into A&E ... by which time all symptoms had gone and I was on the point of being told to go home and take it easy except that the doctor decided to put his stethoscope to my neck and heard a bruit on one side (a rushing noise instead of a smooth pulsing).. this was a classic symptom of a clogged artery. And it's the stuff the arteries get clogged with that can drift off and end up blocking the plumbing in the brain and cause strokes ...from minor "odd feeling" ones to major and fatal insults to the brain.
Think I've said enough. Bulletin 2, if anyone wants it, is an account of the operation to open up the artery. Something tells me there needs to be website called Wikichondria.
In my case, it was a blurring in my right eye that would not go away and then thinking the side of my face was going wobbly... which soon passed. If I had not known and seen stroke victims with that droop on one side of the face, then I'd have just shrugged off this odd feeling. Instead I went into A&E ... by which time all symptoms had gone and I was on the point of being told to go home and take it easy except that the doctor decided to put his stethoscope to my neck and heard a bruit on one side (a rushing noise instead of a smooth pulsing).. this was a classic symptom of a clogged artery. And it's the stuff the arteries get clogged with that can drift off and end up blocking the plumbing in the brain and cause strokes ...from minor "odd feeling" ones to major and fatal insults to the brain.
Think I've said enough. Bulletin 2, if anyone wants it, is an account of the operation to open up the artery. Something tells me there needs to be website called Wikichondria.
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