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Top 12 Best foot care in West Midlands

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The Eye Care Centre

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33 Lionel Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B3 1AB

For eye examinations in Kingswinford or expert eye care in Great Bridge, please call us today...

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Acorn Home Care

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16 Highfield Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B15 3DU

Welcome to Acorn Home Care Acorn Home Care believes that service users come first at all times and that the Company is...

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Food 2 NV

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Bridge Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1

We are a Birmingham based family run catering business, who specialise in Caribbean West Indian & English food. We enjoy food...

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Acorn Foot Care

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60 Sharpley Avenue, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 4DT

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Nri Parents Care

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72 St Lukes Road, Birmingham, WEST MIDLANDS, B5 7DP

NRI Parents - NRI Parents Care India - Provision of Healthcare, Personal Care and Property Care services in India for the parents...

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Solihull Care

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Suite 7, Solihull Building Trade Centre, Soilhull, West Midlands, B92 7RN

Solihull Care are providers of care for the elderly. If you're looking for nursing homes in the Birmingham area or respite care,...

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Sue Ryder Care

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1052 Yardley Wood Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B14 4BW

Sue Ryder provides compassionate care to people with end of life and long term needs. We are a national charity delivering health...

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Walking On Air Foot Care Centre

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3 The Parades Building, Halesowen, West Midlands, B62 9JJ

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Briarscroft Residential Care Home - Sanctuary Care

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27 Packington Avenue, Birmingham, West Midlands, B34 7PB

Briarscroft is an attractive care home situated in a residential area of Birmingham. Close to a train station, our home has...

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With Mother's Day just around the corner, care home residents across Sanctuary Care homes have shared advice on motherhood for new and expecting mothers. Doris Brimacombe, age 102, who lives at Furzehatt Residential and Nursing Home in Plymouth said; "Bring children up to respect others, and love them whilst you can." Her fellow residents, also shared their pearls of wisdom. Briony Corbey, age 84, described motherhood as "the most exciting adventure and best job in the world", whilst 87-year-old Evie Oliver encouraged new mothers to "be patient and enjoy it". Sheila O'Connor, Director of Operations for Sanctuary Care, commented: "Motherhood is not always easy and sometimes a little advice and perspective from the older generation can go a long way. "We have lots of wonderful mothers, grandmothers and even great-grandmothers living in our care homes who have plenty of pearls of wisdom to share. "As a significant milestone, Mother's Day holds precious memories for many of our residents creating a great opportunity for us to come together to reminisce and share past experiences. "Taking time to reflect on happy memories helps to create a sense of continuity and community for our residents, which we know is so important for an enriched and fulfilled life, particularly as we grow older." Other residents across the Sanctuary Care homes, which provide residential, respite, dementia and nursing care, have chipped in with their tips on motherhood: Experienced advice-giver Doreen Lee, 84, who lives at Beechwood Residential Care Home in Upton-upon-Severn, said; "Don't worry about getting things right, you will adapt. If you need any advice speak to the midwife or doctor because they are there for you." Others, like Judith Woodward, 86, highlighted the importance of accepting assistance where possible. She advised; "Get other people to help so you can have more time with the baby." Taking a more practical approach, Patricia, Blackford Hickman 87, joked that new mothers should remember to "build up a store of nappies"!