Sad news

 Sadly Jill Goodall’s husband David passed away on Friday 4th, there is a card at the centre for anyone wishing to sign it.

Happy New Year

Whilst we Wish you all a ‘Happy New Year’ on a sad note Rita Thorpe sadly passed away on New Years Eve.

Merry Christmas

I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas.   Recommended donation rates for next year will remain the same.  New Membership forms will be sent around soon for the 2019 membership year.

I hope you all enjoy Christmas and wishing you a good New Year.

Sue 

Christmas Opening Hours

Friday 21st December – bring some food in to share from 12.15.

Christmas Opening Hours:

Monday 24th December – Open for Oxygen

Thursday 27th December  – Open for Massage

Friday 28th December – Open for Oxygen and Massage

Monday 31st December – Open for Oxygen

Wednesday 2nd January – Open for Massage

Thursday 3rd January – Open for Oxygen and Acupuncture

Friday 4th January – Open for Oxygen and Massage

……then back to normal

Unwanted DVD’s

Unwanted DVD’s?  If you have any you don’t want anymore can you bring in and we can make a bit of money from them. 

Website migration

Website migration is now complete. This should not affect most people- we are still www.omstc.org.uk
Blog posts can now be resumed. Jon

Community MS Specialist Nurse

Sue Barnden Community MS Specialist Nurse is getting back into swing of things after being off work; reviewing appointments scheduling and frequency of follow up.

Sue is running clinics as follows

o   OCE all day Wednesday fourth Monday in month may increase this to include another day.

o   Abingdon third Monday in afternoon starting today 19th November.

o   Banbury fourth Thursday in month afternoon starting January 2018.

Contact Sue to make an appointment, 01865 737465

Steventon Choral Society – Tickets are now available

Tickets are now available to purchase at the centre:

Steventon Choral Society

‘December Delights’

Saturday 15th December and Thursday 20th December 2018

7.30pm, Steventon Village Hall

Tickets £10 includes interval refreshments.

Saturday concert in aid of the Centre

Many thanks to Patricia Sadler, our Osteopath.

The Government has changed the law to make cannabis for medicinal use legal under prescription.

Source MS Society:  The Government has today changed the law to make cannabis for medicinal use legal under prescription.

But it’s likely that nothing will change in the short term for the one in 10 people with MS who could get relief from pain and muscle spasms by using medicinal cannabis.

We’re calling for the interim guidance on prescribing medicinal cannabis to be urgently reviewed so that access to the treatment isn’t so heavily restricted. Read on.