May 2014 – Newsletter and Support Group Meeting Information

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Hi-there Everybody,

We have a Bumper Newsletter for you this month – Attached is your FREE monthly issue
jam-packed full of interesting news and useful information about BARIATRIC SURGERY.

Also just a quick reminder that our APRIL Support Group Meeting will be held this coming
Tuesday:

When: Tuesday May 6,2014 – Durbanville

Where: Room G08, Durbanville Medi-Clinic, 45 Wellington Road, Durbanville Western Cape
South Africa 7550

Phone: 021 975 2594

Time: 18:00

Best regards

Barry

Bariatric Surgery Support Newsletter May 2014

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