the research published. If you have been affected
by lipodystrophy and would like to help, please contact: Russell Hurn, rhurn@hotmail.com
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support for haemophiliacs
Re: the Sesame Group (in 'Services', PN 70).
I would like to add some more information about the support group for
people with HIV and haemophilia also mentioned in this piece.
We are the Hat Trick group, an independent project providing peer support
for all people living with and affected by haemophilia in London and the
south-east. The group is funded by Crusaid and supported by the Haemophilia
Society and the Macfarlane Trust. Services are coordinated by an individual
living with haemophilia, HIV and HCV. Some meetings are held at THT West/Lighthouse,
who provide a room free of charge, but Hat Trick remains independent of
any organisation.
For further information please contact the group at haemophiliagroup@hotmail.com
or phone me on Tuesdays on 0800 0186068
Richard Oakley, by email
Letters, Positive Nation,
250 Kennington Lane, London SE11 5RD or send an email to
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what happens next?
Those of us who have been on benefits for months or years have a benefits
trap to face. I was diagnosed in 1997 and was quite ill, but my health
has recently improved.
This October I had the chance of a part-time job with the company I used to work for. I was looking forward to returning to the workplace. When I looked
