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Mext Meeting of the Menopause Cafe Glasgow City Centre

 

NEXT MENOPAUSE CAFE IN GLASGOW CITY CENTRE
 

We've still go a couple of places left for our next Menopause Cafe Glasgow City Centre
on Thursday 7th November, 5.30pm-7pm.
 

Spaces are limited so please only book if you can actually attend.
 
All the info is via the Eventbrite link including address, map, what Menopause Cafes are and lots of other useful info.
 
We look forward to seeing some of you in a few weeks time. Take care speak soon!
Best wishes,
 
Alexandra and Sue
Menopause Cafe Glasgow City Centre
 

 

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