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My Time Isle of Man Nor Can My Time Isle of Man Be Held Responsible for Any Actions Or Consequences Arising from Contact Between Reader and Advertiser FREE a ily My Time F ANX Isle of Man The What'sM On and Services Guide for ALL who live on the Isle of Man ISSUE 65 | FREE Supported by MARCH – APRIL 2018 www.familymanx.co.im SELL YOUR HOME IN Here comes the sun …. 3D! and Family Manx is full to the brim with ideas for groups and clubs to try as a member or just as a ‘drop in every now Tel: 66 28 20 and then’ experience. Spring is in the air and with it the longer days. It’s been such a long and cold winter …Family Manx is here tho’ to help you find lots of things to do and to learn about the services that are on-island throughout the year. Enjoy a skeet of the groups and articles within and as you sit with a cuppa and read …I hope you will always remember that this magazine is for YOU!!! Beehive….Bee Happy! 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The days may be starting to get a little longer, but there is still nothing Hospital whose better than sitting down with a good book, so please call in to the role is to support Family Library, next to the children’s playground in Westmoreland Road, Douglas, or look out for when the Mobile Family Library is due to call people with a round in your neck of the woods. diagnosis of dementia Spring is a wonderful time of year and an opportunity to see these We are always happy to help if you are looking for suggestions as to the in the acute care setting calves and lambs frolicking and cavorting in our fields. “ next book to borrow and look forward to Their objective is to provide information, But a happy lamb can quickly become a distressed one if it seeing some new faces – becomes separated from its mother. And so if you are walking in the services and support for people with any form as well as many familiar ones! countryside, especially if you have a dog, please keep your distance. www.familylibrary.im of dementia to ensure that their stay in hospital Sheep are easily scared and if a ewe loses her lamb it is likely to die. is as short as possible, their discharge is made You could actually endanger your own and your family’s lives if you at a safe and appropriate time of the day and get too close to calves. Mother cows are fiercely protective of their 19 Hawarden Avenue, Douglas, IM1 4BP that sufficient notice is given beforehand. offspring and can quickly turn from passively grazing to aggressively charging. Cattle will chase dogs and this is the only time when it is Small, friendly & homely Because hospitals can be confusing and advisable to let a dog go, on the basis it can run faster than you! nursery for children frightening places for someone with dementia, Avoid such situations by sticking to footpaths and respecting the aged 2 – 4yrs increased stays of five to seven times longer countryside code at all times. With our qualified & experienced team than other patients over 65 can occur. Our of staff we are able to give your Dementia Support Worker aims to work with child the highest quality of care throughout the day, the hospital teams to ensure that dementia presenting a broad & balanced approach to EYFS N A RA awareness is at the heart of the hospital M I F L O W A E A YY LL S SS S I I Open week days 08.00 – 18.00 culture and that everything is done to prevent a Pre-School credit certificates apply deterioration of their condition. 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