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How Can You Support Us?

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In order to help us in our mission to spread awareness and assist persons with scoliosis, there are various ways you can support us. We have recently started a natural juice initiative. You can purchase our drinks at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Newton's Variety Store. If you are wondering where they are located you can send us an email or message us on Instagram. View this post on Instagram On Friday we sampled our natural juices at Riverview Cafe (Queen Elizabeth Hospital) for their Customer Appreciation Day. Thanks to all of those who sampled our juices, Sea View Farms was glad to hear the positive feedback. A post shared by LACS Charity (@l.a.c_scoliosis) on Dec 16, 2018 at 1:06pm PST Moreover, we have a few of our charity shirts. These will be limited edition because we are currently on hiatus in regards to ordering more shirts. As mentioned earlier you can contact us in order to schedule a pickup an...
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About Us

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The Life After Curve Scoliosis Charity was registered in Barbados on November 2016. The charity provides information and support for persons with scoliosis in order for them to receive effective treatment. Additionally, assistance is also offered to parents who have children with scoliosis and need that extra support in their life. Vision -  Our Vision is to eradicate the stigma and challenges with scoliosis in the Caribbean. Mission -  Our Mission is to: Assist in spreading awareness for scoliosis in the Caribbean. Encourage a more loving social environment for children living with scoliosis. Act as a catalyst for children to live their dreams beyond the curve. Provide a more supportive approach in addressing challenges with scoliosis and to connect patients so that no family affected by scoliosis goes through the experience alone. Stimulate the need for early intervention and screening for scoliosis.
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Alexis' Story: Member of the Life After Curve Scoliosis Family

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❝ Before having the surgery, living with scoliosis was quite difficult and somewhat saddening. This is evident for living with scoliosis affects you physically, emotionally and mentally. Some of the challenges I faced was not being wear majority of the type of clothes I wanted without persons staring or feeling self conscious, getting tired easily, not being able to participate in sports that I desired and most of all, constant back pain.  When I heard that The Sandy Lane Charitable Trust would be sponsoring my surgery I was very elated and thankful to both those who support this charity and God. This is so since I was living with scoliosis for approximately 4 years and my curve was progressively getting worse. Additionally, getting the funds and requirements to get the surgery done was difficult but finally we got assistance.  After the surgery, I spent 5 days in the Boston Children's Hospital. During these days I had achievements to complete and after I comple...
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