West Derby Osteopaths

02/10/2025

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01/10/2025

Juanita is a very trusted friend of mine who is genuine in the research of this patch treatment. I’m going to tune in, so feel free to do so too.
I’ve experienced good feedback of the patients I’ve come across that use this therapy for various ailments so it might help you too.

Link below. 👇 7pm start.

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Yours Hopefully!!

Jason 👊

31/07/2024

Yet another one of our K9 mates come for a visit 👍

14/03/2024

Limited spaces for our Men's Group.
Get in touch to secure your place!

All our Groups, workshops, and drop-ins are facilitated by trained practitioners with lived experience.

Contact us for any information, or to have an informal chat about how we can help.

31/01/2024

It’s getting like Crufts in here now with all our K9 Friends visiting 🤩 🦴

25/03/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=6362640433801831&id=124556600943610

Grave of young soldier from Liverpool killed in WWI, has finally been honoured more than 100 years after he died ❤️

For 105 years second lieutenant Wilfred John Massey Lynch, from West Derby, lay in a nameless grave at the Crucifix Corner Cemetery at Villers-Bretonneux, France.

The 25-year-old was killed by German troops on the Western Front on April 4, 1918, during the latter stages of Operation Michael - one of the most devastating military attacks of WWI.

Now, Wilfred's final resting place has been marked with a headstone unveiled during a service led by the Ministry of Justice. 2nd LT Lynch's grave was located by the ministry's "war detectives" who provided the information to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

Following a memorial service on Thursday, March 23, Wilfred's great niece Ann Massey Lynch said:

“Growing up, it was my parent’s stories of service in WWII that formed the backdrop to conversations. Older relatives, like my grandfathers, were either dead or did not speak of their experiences or of the relatives who had died as young men in WWI. So, my great uncle Wilfred was a shadow who was known through a family photo of 1916 and through his daughter Lisle.

"I am deeply moved that both the Joint Casualty and Compassionate Centre (JCCC), and the CWGC, should take the time to create such a beautiful rededication service and to erect and care for a new headstone. Lisle would have been so grateful.

It gives dignity to such an early death and has re-awakened his young life story for me. I shall mark March 23 as a special day to remember both Wilfred and all those who gave their lives in the Great War.” ❤️

05/01/2023

Incredible view on the human's nervous system, showing the brain, spinal cord, cauda equina, spinal nerves and the lumbar plexus! :)

Credit: Gunther von Hagens, Body Worlds

24/12/2022

We would like to wish all the people who have supported us this year a very Happy Christmas

18/12/2022

Brilliant 👏🙏