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| Lorraine Alexander |
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Lorraine Alexander is an accountant with over 18 years of experience. She is currently involved in empowerment and regeneration
in community and voluntary projects in London. Lorraine became aware of the Co-Op as a beneficiary of one of their projects
in her local community and became a trustee in 2007.
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| Isobel Hunter |
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Isobel Hunter is a former nurse who worked with Lucille Munro at Middlesex and St Mary's Hospitals.
She became a trustee of the Co-Op following an invitation from Lucille. Currently the Vice Chair of the Westminster Advocacy
for Senior Residents, Isobel's interest in complementary therapies was influenced by Margaret Butterworth, whose studies
showed the benefit of essential oil use on dementia sufferers.
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| Kathy Macdonald |
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My name is Kathy Macdonald and I have lived and worked in Queens Park, Brent for over 30 years. My background
is in public sector housing, but I have always held a passion for complementary therapies, as a means of approaching health
issues from a holistic perspective. I first met Lucille Munro in the mid 90's and again in 2008.
I became a Trustee on the Board and as a Trustee I look forward to promoting, supporting and helping to take the Co-Op
from strength to strength in the complementary therapy world.
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| Richard Law |
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I was a client of the Munro Health Co-Op for over two years, attending therapy sessions twice a week. I suffer
with severe back and leg pain from a car accident and arthritis. The therapies, therapists and other clients had such
a big effect on my life. It gave me such great support at a time when I was feelilng physically and mentally low. One
of the therapists asked me if I would be interested in becoming a trustee. After going to a trustee meeting I decided
to come on board. By becoming a trustee, I could give something back for all the help and support I received.
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Supporting Good Health For All
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