PSP Information Cards

[Sugardart]

I bought PSP information cards and have nine of them to give to someone who would like them. I am in the US and will drop them in the mail to whomever feels they would use them. Kathy

[carehope]

Hi Kathy ! I have heard from time to time about the PSP information cards, but there's never been info. that I've seen , on how to obtain them . Could you tell me how you went about ordering them ? Is the address for this in the Cure PSP publication ? I would appreciate it if you'd let me know. I think that they could be somewhat helpful for educating friends, family, and care providers where my sister with PSP is concerned. We're in the US : L.I. , NY. It's very kind of you to offer yours, but I think that I need quite a number of them so should place an order myself. Thanks a lot, Elise By the way, not having seen them myself ; have you found the cards to be helpful?

[Sugardart in reply to carehope]

Mom was homebound and I did not use them. They are informative of the disease but one would have to give a person time to read the material. It isn't like a hard of hearing person giving someone a card that says they are hard of hearing and to speak up.

[rajatbh]

You cqn scan and post/upload to the site,so that it can benfit larger audience.

Just a thought, your wish how u want.

Rajat

[Kathy]

For people in the UK the PSP Association will send out fact cards free of charge. You can go to the website and request them or call the Helpline on 0300 0110 122 and ask for them. They are small "wallet-sized" cards that have the main points on them and which are very useful to hand out to Health care professionals or anyone who is interested!!

pspassociation.org.uk

Kathy

[jimandsharynp in reply to Kathy]

I give these cards out in the USA all the time to restaurant workers, store people, and anyone I can get to stop and chat about anything. I'm trying to get the word out on PSP and I'm finding that many have never heard of it. The cards are UK on one side and the information on PSP is on the back. I'm thinging about having my own cards made.

Jimbo

[LyndaEllis]

I would love to have them Kathy. My address is:Box 887, Rossland, B. C.

[Sugardart in reply to LyndaEllis]

Do you have a zip code?

[bulla2]

Hi Kathy,

I would like to have some of the cards. My mailing address is:

Linda Bull

Loe Warren PC

PO Box 100609

Ft Worth TX 76185-0609

Thank you!

[LyndaEllis]

I have a postal code. It is V0G1Y0. (I live in Canada..)

Lynda

[Kathy]

Hi All,

Sorry, don't know if the PSPA will mail to addresses out side the UK will see if I can scan them in so you can see them and maybe make up something similar for yourself. Or maybe the PSPA could put a "Download-able" version on the website?!?

K

[Sugardart in reply to Kathy]

Hi Kathy, They will mail to US although I got 10 cards for 26.00. Probably should have figured out how to convert US dollars prior to ordering. Kathy

[deew]

If someone could scan and copy and paste that would be great,I to would like to have cards to hand out.I'm telling anyone who will listen to me.

Thanks for reading

Dee in BC

[PSPA_DebbieB Partner PSPA]

If you would like fact cards, or any literature for that matter, please contact our helpline on either 0300 0110 122 or [e-mail] and they will be happy to help. We will send fact cards outside the UK but you will be charged postage - we can let you know how much that will be before we send them out. I hope this helps.

[debbiebenner]

Hi Kathy,

Do you happen to have any left?

My address:

Debbie Benner

5705 Azteca Drive

Fort Worth, TX 76112

Thank you!