In case you’re confused, this is just to clarify that classes will continue at 09:30 on Wednesdays. They are unaffected by the latest restrictions announced by the government on 22 September.
C’Fit – NO class on 23 Sep
C’Fit is having a break next week, 23 September. Dawn would probably want you to do some exercise on your own though!
Trew Health – an opportunity
This may be something to consider in helping you through your cancer journey. This is what Glen has to say. A couple of years ago, Anna and I decided to attend a ‘Cancer Festival’. Turned out to be one of
C’Fit comes out of lockdown!
With news that leisure centres are allowed to open, Osprey are busy getting ready to welcome customers back and C’Fit will restart on Wed 29 July 2020 at 9:30am. The time has been set so that the class is completed
Cancer Matters website
The new website ‘Cancer Matters’, sponsored by the Wessex Cancer Alliance in collaboration with the Dorset Cancer Partnership and Macmillan Cancer Support, has been launched to provide information for cancer patients who want to know how Coronavirus (COVID-19) will impact
More Exercising with Dawn!
Our C’Fit trainer, Dawn, has produced another video for one of her classes and it’s suitable for our C’Fit participants as well. This time it’s a full exercise workout to follow which lasts about 45 minutes. Remember that, as a cancer
Cancer Treatment during Covid-19 pandemic
You may be worrying about cancer treatment during the current Covid-19 pandemic. We’ve received this letter from the lead cancer nurse at Dorset County Hospital which may help to set your minds at rest.
Exercise with Dawn while Self-isolating
If you’re self-isolating during this coronavirus crisis, there’s no excuse for not keeping fit. Our C’Fit trainer, Dawn, has produced this video for one of her classes and it’s suitable for our C’Fit participants as well. There’s a choice of
Cancer and Coronavirus
As cancer patients and carers, we may have extra worries about the coronavirus pandemic and how it might affect us and our treatment. Macmillan Cancer Support have this advice on their website.
How Would You Improve Local Cancer Support Services?
Are you or a family member / friend living with cancer? Healthwatch Dorset are working with Macmillan Cancer Support and the Wessex Cancer Alliance to find out more about people’s experience of cancer support care in West Dorset. One in