TTP Network Buddy Scheme At TTPNetwork we are committed to improving ways to help fellow TTP patients connect with each other. Through our facebook group we all have access ‘anytime, anywhere’ to a great way to connect with our wider TTP community. Alongside this we also have our TTP Buddy scheme – ‘TTP Buddies’,…
On 11th May 2018 we celebrate 20 years since a small article in a UK Womans magazine asking if anyone had heard of TTP and from that article the TTPNetwork was born! Since the early days we had a website but in recent years as technology has moved on we have needed to pay to…
After being diagnosed with TTP most people make positive changes in their food and lifestyle. Find out what your body needs to stay in good health and avoid getting overtired, this is the time to look after yourself and avoid infections as much as possible. Eat A Balanced Diet Base your meals on starchy foods…
TTP patients often worry about travelling abroad and what would happen with their treatment if they had a relapse or felt unwell in a foreign country. The first letter below, in English, can be used to give to a hospital or doctor in this country and often abroad, however, it has also been translated into…
Many books have been written on how to deal with grief and loss. In our darkest and bleakest moments, we can pick up one of these books and try to make sense of how we should behave or feel following the death of a loved one. We can learn about the process through which…