Surge in NAPS membership following BBC coverage
1 Mar 2007
PMS sufferer, Sue Scarlett, who shared her emotional story with us a couple of months ago, has been actively helping to spread the word about NAPS and PMS thanks to her appearance on national breakfast TV last month.
Trainee lawyer, Sue appeared on BBC Breakfast TV along with NAPS trustee and dietician, Nigel Denby on February 20th, sharing her story with viewers and helping to promote the charity at the same time.Her story also appeared in the health pages of BBC News on-line last month. As a result of Sue’s stories, NAPS is pleased to welcome a surge in new members and we look forward to providing them with our support in the future. Thanks to the BBC and Sue for sharing her experience, she has been an inspiration and support to many other women.
