Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Talk at Recovery Haven

We were delighted to have Sandra Murphy – ANP, University Hospital Kerry; Michaela Brosnan – A-CNS, University Hospital Kerry and Caitríona Ní Muiris – Oncology Nurse to join our own Client Services Co-ordinator, Siobhan MacSweeney, for a hugely informative talk for those dealing with Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy.

Over 40 people atended the free workshop, where our expert guests provided vital information, advice and support in dealing with CIPN – a condition whereby nerve damage from chemotherapy causes tingling, numbness, burning and weakness, usually in the hands and feet.

A huge thanks to Siobhan and our guests and to those who attended what was a really informative and well received workshop

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