Support
Support
Worker
Following
a three year funding grant from a Trust, we are delighted to tell you
that Sue Walker has been recruited as the Part-Time Support Worker.This
new position will play a vital role in expanding the NMC's support services.
Sue is
well known at the NMC, having been a Business Care Assistant for the
past 4 years. She brings a wealth of experience to the role and is very
much looking forward to working with you to develop a good resource
base and support network for clients and their families.
In order
that Sue can develop the role she is keen to hear from you about the
services, support and equipment you have or need in your daily living:
anything relating to benefits, equipment, care, wheelchairs, adaptations
and other issues. Your experience and knowledge will help Sue support
someone else.
Whatever
your need, be it now or in the future, she will endeavour to sign post
you in the right direction.
Sue is
available at The NMC on Tuesday mornings, Thursday mornings and on Fridays.
Sue has a confidential e.mail address sue.support@nmcentre.com so please
do get in touch if you need to chat. She has a good listening ear.
One
Voice - Newsletter
Launched
in Summer 2005, One Voice was set up for clients using NMC services.
The purpose
of the newsletter is to share knowledge and experience that we have
gained by living with a neuro-muscular condition.
We are
all at different stages of one type of muscular dystrophy or associated
neuro-muscular condition. Some of us have had a diagnosis since birth
whilst others may only have been recently been diagnosed. We represent
a wide age group and have different family circumstances. You may be
a mother, father, partner, young child or teenager. You may be in employment,
education or you may have retired. A carer might help you with daily
living.
Whatever
your personal circumstances we all have one thing in common; that we
have to live day-to-day with the frustrations that such conditions bring.
And the frustrations can be endless. I guess we have all acquired an
"expert knowledge" about our own condition and of organisations
that can help us with daily living. You may have knowledge of mobility
aids, ventilation, or of hotel/leisure outlets that offer good accessibility
for those of us who are less mobile.
One Voice
aims to share that knowledge and experience in order that we can dispel
our fears and help make our lives easier. We can then focus on what
we can do and make the most out of every opportunity.
Happy reading!
Andrea
(Editor)
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