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💬 A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at our Norwich Patient Event on 22nd March!Swipe through to see some wonderful moments from the day 📸A special shoutout to the Norwich Spinal Team and all our incredible speakers for taking time out of their busy schedules to share their knowledge and inspire our community 🙌We’re already looking ahead to our next event in London on 29th June – we can’t wait to see you there! 🎟️Tickets available via the link in our bio.📷 Photography by @will.thommes ... See MoreSee Less
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🏃‍♀️ Marathon & Challenge Month is Here—Let’s Step Up!This month, our incredible marathon runners are taking on huge challenges for Scoliosis Support & Research—why not join them by stepping up in Step for Scoliosis? 🚶‍♀️ Every step you take helps raise awareness & funds for those facing scoliosis. Whether you're walking, running, or setting your own challenge, YOU can make a difference!💬 Share your progress below or tag us in your photos—we’d love to see how you’re getting involved!Not signed up yet? Visit the link in our bio and start stepping today!#StepsForScoliosis #ChallengeMonth #LondonMarathon ... See MoreSee Less
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📢 London Patient Event – 29 June 2025 📢Join us in London for a full-day scoliosis event, featuring expert talks on spinal fusion, pain management, and the ageing spine. 🌟🗓 Date: Sunday, 29 June 2025📍 Location: Brady Arts & Community Centre, E1 5HU⏰ Time: 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM🎟 Tickets: £9.99 – Scan the QR code on the poster to book or follow the link below.✨ Event Highlights:✅ Celebrity Guest Speaker – Personal experience with scoliosis & surgery✅ Spinal Fusion Surgery – Dr Hilali Nordeen, Orthopaedic Consultant✅ Nutrition for Spinal Fusion Recovery – Laura Allen, Dietician✅ The Ageing Spine & Surgery – Mr Yoon, Orthopaedic Consultant✅ Managing Chronic Pain – Dr Halfpenny, Pain Management Consultant✅ Exercise for Scoliosis – Caroline Freedman & Emily Hale, Personal Trainer & PhysioDon’t miss this chance to hear from experts, ask questions, and meet others in the scoliosis community! 📢 Limited tickets available – book now!app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/ScoliosisSupportAndResearch/Londonevent.html#LondonEvent #ScoliosisSupport #SpineHealth #PainManagement #SpinalFusion ... See MoreSee Less
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💡 Need a fundraising boost? 💡Raising money for Scoliosis Support & Research can feel overwhelming, but we’ve got you covered! 🙌 Check out these 9 simple fundraising tips to help you smash your goal and make a real impact.Whether you're running a marathon or taking on your own challenge, every effort counts!Swipe through, get inspired, and let’s make this Challenge Month one to remember!#FundraisingTips #ChallengeMonth #MarathonForScoliosis ... See MoreSee Less
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🚨 Marathon & Challenge Month is Here! 🚨This April, our incredible marathon runners are taking on epic challenges across the UK to support Scoliosis Support & Research! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🙌 We’re celebrating their dedication, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, and inviting YOU to push your limits alongside them through our training partner Sapphire Running Zone & their 30-Day Challenge initiative!🔥 Get involved, earn rewards, and make a difference! Link in bio for more information on how you can get involved. #ChallengeMonth #MarathonForScoliosis #ScoliosisAwareness ... See MoreSee Less
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Celebrating All Mothers This Mother’s Day 🌸This Mother’s Day, let’s raise awareness about scoliosis during pregnancy and motherhood. Whether you’re a mum with scoliosis or a parent of a child with the condition, you deserve support and understanding. Scoliosis, doesn’t have to stop you from experiencing a healthy pregnancy. While it may present challenges, with the right care and preparation, many women with scoliosis go on to have successful pregnancies and healthy babies.👩‍🍼 Key tips for mothers with scoliosis:- Most women with scoliosis have minimal issues during pregnancy.- Back pain is common but manageable with the right support and fitness.- The risk of passing scoliosis to your baby is low, though genetics play a role.- Successful deliveries are possible, even if a caesarean section is needed.If you’re pregnant and living with scoliosis, a pre-pregnancy consultation with your healthcare provider is a great way to ensure the best outcomes for you and your baby.We’re here to support you! 💪💙 For more info or guidance, reach out to SSR.#MothersDay #MindfulMarch #ScoliosisAwareness #PregnancySupport #Scoliosis ... See MoreSee Less
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