Health education for Colita’s senior citizens

A member mentioned that 'a smile daily and laughter is number one to good health'

July 15, 2018

Estcourt News 1 minute read

Sister Debbie Akaloo and Enuice representatives from Medical Hall conducting blood pressure tests at the Colita Hall.

Screenings for diabetes and blood pressure tests where done by Sister Debbie Akaloo from Medical Hall. Referrals were made to the Estcourt Hospital.

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Health education and the safe use of medication were addressed with the Colita Senior Citizens Club last week.
Mrs RD Peerbhay mentioned that readings are recorded and will be monitored for each member.

Regular testing is important to prevent health risks. I thank Medical Hall and Sister Debbie Akaloo on behalf of the Colita Senior Citizens Club.

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A member mentioned that ‘a smile daily and laughter is number one to good health.’ Mrs Peerbhay included prayer and God, as well as reminded them not to adjust their medications without consulting a doctor.
All members and visitors were appreciative for this kind of gesture

Health is wealth.

Mrs RD Peerbhay

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July 15, 2018

Estcourt News 1 minute read

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