Glasgow's new Prostate Cancer Support Group commences on Wednesday the 5th February from 11.00am - 12.30pm and will meet on the first Wednesday of the month thereafter.
The group is a small and informal and will allow anyone with Prostate Cancer to meet others in the same situation.
Over a cup of tea/coffee they will be able to share their experiences and access non-clinical information on living with prostate cancer including treatment options, diet, physical activity, urinary problems and fatigue.
It is important that possible new members contact the Support Group Leader, Tam Hewitt, prior to attending for the first time.
For more information, or to refer anyone interested in coming along, please contact: Tam Hewitt on 07553 278424.
This group is supported by Tackle Prostate Cancer which is the campaign name of The National Federation of Prostate Cancer Support Groups, Registered Charity No 1163152.
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