We were delighted when Birmingham IA's new President, Miss Melissa Cunha, joined us for a Zoom meeting on 4th Oct to talk about High Output Stomas and Hydration. Miss Cunha is committed to patient education and was keen to share her professional expertise with Birmingham IA members on this very important topic. This was a great opportunity for us to learn more about our condition and how to maximise our health and we were grateful for the extended Question and Answer session which followed her presentation. We are fortunate to have Miss Cunha as our new President, given her demanding role as a Colorectal surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth hospital.
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Birmingham IA 2 days ago |
Don't forget our next social coffee morning is tomorow..come along have a coffee and chat with others all welcome.
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
One of the speakers from national IA information day. Check it out
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
One of the stoma nurses talk at national IA information day.Check it out
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
Great speaker and an interesting subject to understand medications with having a stoma
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
Some of the speakers from the national IA information day. Some interesting information.
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
A lovely photo of some of our members at one of our IA get togethers, enjoying a social get together with other members at Jimmy spices
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Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
Some of our volunteers and committee members at QE hospital doing a Stand to promote Birmingham IA and doing an amazing job...keep up the brilliant work. If you see one of our stands come and say hello to one of our volunteers.
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Birmingham IA 4 days ago |
Let's thanks each and everyone of our volunteers that are linked to Birmingham IA as they all need to be individually thanked for all they have done and do and will do to help and support our members
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Birmingham IA 6 days ago |
Just shown on the BBC news bout this research about how exercise can improve chances with surviving colon cancer
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Birmingham IA 7 days ago |
This study is about potential biomarkers for joint inflammation in crohns disease I found really interesting read