HepC Awareness Exhibition in Reading 18th January
I received notification today from the people who organise the HepC Awareness Campaign that there will be a one day exhibition of the portraits next week:
Local Reading resident, Paul Bosse will be unveiling a unique display of large-scale photographic portraits of people with hepatitis C from across England in Reading’s Broad Street on Wednesday 18th January at 10.00am. The display, which features Paul’s portrait, forms part of the Department of Health’s FaCe It hepatitis C awareness campaign.
Media are invited to a photocall at 10.00am in Broad Street (outside the Oracle shopping centre), where it will be possible to interview Paul Bosse, who is living with the disease, a local hepatitis C expert and professional photographer Michele Martinoli whose images are on display and who herself has lived with the virus.
More information about the NHS Hepatitis C Awareness campaign can be read at their website
January 15th, 2006 at 2:21 am
Hi Ron, I have been absent from the forum for a while, but would like to add my belated congratulations on your results! And also to thank you for the honesty and courage it must have taken to tell it how it is for you at this point post-tx. As is obvious, I do wish that you were feeling 100% but we need to hear the truth from all you “Tx pioneers”, both good and bad…it’s all adding to the vast store of experience here which is without precedent! Well done for getting this far, allow yourself what ever time it takes to complete the journey (if we ever do?) and enjoy your break away with Carol, you both deserve it so much!