The provisional date of our next online ‘drop-in’ meeting is Wednesday 24th at 7.00pm
Our drop-in Zoom chats provide a good opportunity for the newly diagnosed to meet seasoned travellers and discuss all things KC. Anyone interested in keratoconus is free to join us.
To take part, simply send an e-mail to david@keratoconus-group.org.uk to request a link.
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The provisional date of our next online ‘drop-in’ meeting is Wednesday 24th at 7.00pm Our drop-in Zoom chats provide a good opportunity for the newly diagnosed to meet seasoned travellers…
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