Blood Pressure screening March 14 and 15. Stop by before or after Mass throughout the weekend to have your blood pressure checked
Nurses’ Note:
Cough Etiquette: Why it’s So Important
If there were ever a perfect time to practice good hygiene etiquette, it is now. A tough cold and flu season has put most of us on high alert. And the threat of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is enough to make the most tranquil person lose their cool. But rest assured, there are polite, considerate and safe ways to manage your symptoms, while also protecting those around you. Here’s what you need to know if you find yourself coughing or sneezing in public: If you’re coughing or sneezing in public, particularly in a healthcare space like a waiting room or the ER you may be asked to wear a mask. Try not to take offense to this – it’s for everyone’s safety, including your own If you’re not wearing a mask, follow these guidelines:
The best way to prevent others from getting cold and flu novel coronavirus (COVID-19):
Two by Two” Faith in Action Team will meet on Thursday, March 5th at 10:30AM in Speigletown.
Join your fellow parishioners on this team that provides non-medical support and friendship to someone caring for a family member with dementia/Alzheimer. All volunteers are offered training and continued support. By belonging to this team you only give the time you can when you can because there are several of you to share the role of helping. To receive more information, contact Pat Hebert at 692-2135.