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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
#PKU Community
Pls use online info for protein content for No Chick Kievs - pack-side info is wrong
One kiev is 5.5 #pku exchanges (not 2 or 2 g protein as packaging)
@NoMeatLtd @IcelandFoods pls rectify asap - wrong protein info is dangerous to those on medical low protein diet
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
#PKU suitable #lowprotein Easter Treats downloadable photobook is here!
Thank you @macdonj @MetabolicsBCH for making this brilliant resource!
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nspku.org/download/low-prote…
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
#Measles is highly infectious and can be passed on even before a rash appears.
Make sure your child is protected from becoming seriously unwell from measles by making sure they are up to date with their #MMR vaccinations.
More info ➡️ nhs.uk/mmr
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Living with Mild Brain Injury & Post-Concussion Syndrome
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On sale: A unique, personal account of a mild traumatic #BrainInjury
“Incredibly vivid... this book will be of great benefit to professionals, survivors and their families alike.”
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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
We are looking for new team members!
Have a read of our advert, & email [email protected] if you’re interested
We’d LOVE to hear from you!
Please RT!
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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Will 11-17 year olds in the #PKU Community contribute to this?
Send an email to Angela (see pic for email address)
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Adolescents' Views on Newborn Screening
Can you help? A colleague from @UHSFT is seeking young people aged 11-17
- with a diagnosis of a metabolic genetic condition
- Confirmed molecular diagnosis
- English speaking and living in the UK.
@NSPKU @galactosaemia @MetabolicsBCH
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Prescriptions should remain FREE for all NZers, regardless of the government in power - Sign the Petition! chng.it/HHKcJwPR via @Change
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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
1/2Great news! In 🇨🇿 was established working group of profesional nutritians, dietetians and doctors to prepare guidelines and program to educate nutricians in hospitals though the 🇨🇿 to be able to cook simple #PKU friendly food during hospitalization of PKUers.💪
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Indeed! Everyone told me it was the top od the conferece! I enjoyed IT si much! Thank you and hope this wasn't last one...😉
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Our book seller at the ESPKU/NSPKU meeting - thank you Maureen. Job very well done! All profits were donated to our PKU fund at the Children's Hospital. Thank you so much to everyone who bought a copy.
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Replying to @poconnor
A list of questions to ask the speakers when you see them over breakfast! (start writing them down now and produce the list out of your pocket so you don't have to think of them).
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Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Replying to @louisedietitian
Pauline O'Connor retweeted
Dr Gisela Wilcox will be speaking at the ESPKU meeting (more than once!). Representing the host company, she will explain how we care for people with PKU in the UK
















