The Scottish Post Polio Network

Post Polio Syndrome (PPS) refers to a range of symptoms experienced by many polio survivors. These symptoms include chronic fatigue, muscle and joint problems, respiratory problems, and swallowing and speech difficulties.

The Scottish Post Polio Network was formed in 2001 to increase awareness of Post Polio Syndrome and provide a support network for those with the condition.

“The Scottish Post Polio Network is committed to providing people who have had polio with the most up-to-date information about Post Polio Syndrome, and to campaigning for recognition of Post Polio Syndrome.

“We hope that you will find this website to be informative and helpful. Please have a look around the site and feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions about Post Polio Syndrome.”

Helene MacLean

SPPN Chairperson

 

 

Latest News
Speakers notes from the 2011 conference
...
more info...

Scottish Post Polio Network Committee Report October 2011
The Scottish Post Polio Network has continued over the last year to work on beha...
more info...

events

Orthotic conference 2013
...
more info...

2012 AGM/Conference
Conference...
more info...