ANNUAL ADULT FREE EDUCATION PROGRAM
SATURDAY APRIL 10, 2010
ROCKY HILL MARRIOTT (I-91 EXIT 23)
8:30am - 12:30pm
Dr. Thomas Ullman, Director of Center for IBD at Mount Sinai Hospital
"CCFA's Current Research Activities: New Approaches to the Cure"
Drs. Emily Fine & Suzanne Lagarde: "Women & IBD"
Lucinda Pinchot, RN, BSN, "How an Ostomy will fit in your life: before and after"
Drs. Myron Brand, Ioannis Oikonomou, Walter Longo: "Q & A Panel Discussion"
Pre-registration is requested: http://online.ccfa.org/site/calendar?view=Detail&id=106341
or call 203.208.3130 or email mgrande@ccfa.org for more information
Presented in part by an educational grant by Salix Pharmaceuticals
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TAKE STEPS 2010
SATURDAY JUNE 5, 2010
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY FREEMAN ATHLETIC CENTER
REGISTRATION 4:00PM - WALK 5:00PM
COME JOIN OTHERS AND WALK TO BE HEARD THE TIME IS NOW FOR A CURE.
RECRUIT YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, CO-WORKERS AND FORM A TEAM AND JOIN US AS WE RAISE AWARENESS AND DONATIONS TO HELP WITH OUR MISSION OF FINDING A CURE FOR CROHN'S & ULCERATIVE COLITIS.
REGISTER YOUR TEAM TODAY AT WWW.CCTAKESTEPS.ORG/CONNECTICUT
LAST YEAR OVER $105,000 WAS RAISED. LET'S RAISE OUR VOICES EVEN LOUDER THIS YEAR CONNECTICUT
MORE INFORMATION? 203.208.3130 or mgrande@ccfa.org
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CAMP OASIS 2010
** SAVE THE DATE**
August 17 -22, 2010
~A co-ed residential camp for kids with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis~
Our 2010 session will be held at Camp Scatico in Elizaville, New York
Applications will be available in mid-January 2010 for campers (grades 3-10), Leaders in Training (grades11-12), and volunteers (age 18+).
Go to www.ccfa.org/camps to learn more about this exciting program,
or contact Mary Grande, Development Manager or 203-208-3130
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RESTROOM ACCESS ACT PASSES
Thanks to the work of Representative Joe Taborsak (109th District), your Connecticut Chapter, Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness and many of you, the Connecticut Restroom Access Act become law on October 1, 2009. Individuals who suffer from Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis will now be able to access restrooms in retail establishments where public facilites are not available. For a complete description of the legislation, go to: http://www.cga.ct.gov/2009/ACT/PA/2009PA-00129-R00HB-06328-PA.htm
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