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CLAPA-Cambridge

CLAPA-Cambridge Branch

Supporting Families

Throughout East of England

YOUR COMMENTS
Thank you for your comments below, as it’s always nice to hear from parents, children and their friends about our activities  

“Sorry
to contact you via PM but lost your email address and just wanted to say........

It was Molly’s 2nd birthday on Saturday and we had a lot of people around, any way as usual they all had questions about Molly and how she was getting on etc etc.  So we did our little spiel about her ops and then got onto the glorious topic of CLAPA....we showed the CLAPA Cambridge summer party DVD to everyone so they could see a little of what happens.

The affect was wonderful!!! Everyone agreed it was a fantastic DVD and a brilliant idea to give to new parents. All the mums were all getting quite emotional watching all the little ones having such a great time and seeing the wonderful work that had been done.

Anyway, they all wanted to pass on their messages to you and CLAPA Cambridge branch to say what a wonderful lot you all are and to keep up the good work!!!! So had to email to say "thank you" again and please pass on our thoughts to the rest of the team - see you on Aug 31
Best wishes
Carole Tuck


From Sarah
“Hi Mary, Just wanted to say that I'd had a look at the website, and I was really impressed with the case stories in the 'cleft journey at Addenbrookes'.   It will be great for parents going to that particular hospital. I found the little girl's story really interesting, especially being able to see and hear the X-rays of her speaking. Well done to everyone involved!
Thanks, Sarah “
To read about the cleft journey click on the link.   www.medgraphics.cam.ac.uk/cleft/


“Just wanted to say we made it to the ‘Winter Wonderland Party from Norwich and thought what a fantastic thing you guys do for the kids, they all looked like they were having a fabulous time, unfortunately we didn’t stay that long as Charlotte has now taken to manovering about the floor so wasn’t enjoying being held, although loved the music. Was so nice to see Mr Hall at a social event. While I was there I got talking to a lovely american lady who had a gorgeous boy of only a month old with the cleft lip ( he was so cute it made me broody lol) and I got to talk to her about the operations we had and she said had really helped talking to me so that’s a positive thing. Well thanks again for all your hard work and hopefully will see you at the next one.
p.s. what great boys there were doing the lucky dip and so polite”


“I have pleasure in enclosing the cheque of  £200 that we would like to donate to the Cambridge Branch of CLAPA.  We chose the branch as my daughter, Emily who is now 16, was born at the Rosie and she had a cleft palate.  We held a party in June of the Golden Anniversary of my husband’s  parents, Daphne  & Colin Hagger.  They decided to hold a raffle for CLAPA instead of receiving presents.  I would like to say a very big thank you for the fantastic work carried out by everyone at CLAPA.  With best wishes”  Mr Karen Hagger” .  Total amount  raised £477.75
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