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If you’re looking for guidance, encouragement or companionship, join us on our path of strength, empowerment and unity as we confront Multiple Sclerosis collectively.
“We’re a limb you can hold onto”. This group provides support for individuals with limb loss and their family or friends. Please join us on the third Thursday night of each month (excluding December). Note: the Disability Advocates and Resource Center is not a support group, but is a resource for people with a disability. They are located on John Hopkins Drive.
Losing a loved one is devastating and learning how to continue living can be challenging. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Register today.
Our Breastfeeding Support Group at ECU Health Chowan Hospital offers an opportunity to connect with other mothers and lactation specialists on various breastfeeding topics.
Do you know who would make medical decisions for you if you do not have a Health Care Power of Attorney Advance Directive?
Losing a loved one is devastating and learning how to continue living can be challenging. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Register today.
Losing a loved one is devastating and learning how to continue living can be challenging. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Register today.
Our Breastfeeding Class at ECU Health Chowan Hospital offers basic instruction on how to breastfeed your baby.
Do you know who would make medical decisions for you if you do not have a Health Care Power of Attorney Advance Directive?
Losing a loved one is devastating and learning how to continue living can be challenging. ECU Health Home Health and Hospice offers a community-based grief program “Living On After Loss.” Register today.
Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, are a caregiver or just looking to learn more, we welcome you to become part of our supportive community.
Support groups are a great way to meet others who have experienced similar things you and your family have been through as a brain injury survivor. Meetings are open to brain injury survivors, both traumatic and non-traumatic, stroke survivors, and loved ones and/or caregivers.
