Liverpool Meeting 7th June 2015
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Tue, 07/04/2015 - 20:51
Liverpool Meeting 7th June 2015
OUCH (UK) are delighted to be able to announce that we are returning, by popular demand to the North West.
the venue for our first full day conference of 2015.
the Venue is the Liverpool Medical Institution.
and speakers confirmed so far:
Professor Peter Goadsby, our Patron, Kings College London.
Dr Nick Silver, Consultant Neurologist Walton Centre.
Dr Anish Bahra, Consultant Neurologist Whipps Cross Hospital London.
Dr Anita Kirshnan, Consultant Neurologist Walton Centre.
the day will follow similar full day conferences, with a mixture of informative lectures and drop in sessions for you and your supporters to ask any questions you have.
Scott (Trustee)
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Really looking forward to this event, and meeting up with all of you guys again
Arise and be all that you dreamed.
There are still tickets available for what will be a fantastic and informative day.
if you have never been to a regional meeting its a chance not only to hear about the latest trials and treatments but a fantastic chance to talk openly with the UKs top neurologists, Neuro surgeons as well as other sufferers and supporters.
regards
scott
It's a great experience mixing with other sufferers AND the top neuros. I hope to meet lots more of our members there!
Dorothy
Dorothy (Trustee)
Hi There
I will be attending (still to book).
Is there Parking avalible at the venue?
regards
Tim
Hi There
I will be attending (still to book).
Is there Parking avalible at the venue?
regards
Tim
Tim,
There is some parking avaiable at the venue, available on a first come first served basis.
There is multi story car parking a short walk from the venue too.
I would urge you not to wait until the last minute to book spaces are filling fast.
regards
Scott
Thanks Scott, all booked and ready to roll.
it will be an interesting event for me to find out more about a condition I've had since 2005, glad I got a great Nerologist then and got the correct medication straight away.
see you all there
Tim