
Grow & nurture your confidence
For all our sites visit Lamonts.org.uk
Living with Birthmarks & Blemishes: Resources 2
These pages provide an electronic version of the resources section of the book, making it easier for readers to link to the websites.
Dr Greene
This is a trusted American source of medical advice regarding children. The website carries information about a very wide range of childhood conditions, including birthmarks and other facial abnormalities.
Skin Laser Directory
PO BOX 7
Cupar
Fife KY15 4PF
Tel: 01337 870281
Fax: 01337 870310
www.skinlaserdirectory.org.uk/Publications.htm
The International Skinlaser Directory provides doctors and patients with essential facts about skin lasers and treatments. It also gives information about a number of publications, including Pod Publications’ books for children. See also the linked Disfigurement Guidance Centre at www.timewarp.demon.co.uk
Changing Faces
The Squire Centre
33–37 University Street
London WC1E 6JN
Tel: 0845 4500 275 or 0044 207 391 9270
Fax: 0845 4500 276
E-
A charity providing support and information for children and adults who have any
form of disfigurement. It aims to help with coping strategies and self-
Let's Face It Support Network
A contact and support network website with a newsletter, features and articles. It aims to offer friendship, support and assistance. Its founder, Christine Piff, suffered a facial cancer, resulting in the loss of half of her face, and formed the network as a result of the experience.
Sturge-
Burleigh
348 Pinhoe Road
Exeter
Devon EX4 8AF
Tel: 01392 464675
Fax: 01392 464675
E-
A UK-
Contact a Family
Tel: 0808 808 3555 (helpline: 10.00 a.m.–4.00 p.m., Monday to Friday)
A UK charity that provides support and advice to parents whatever their child’s medical condition. Enter ‘birthmark’ in the search box and you will be given useful information and told how to set up contacts.
Buddy Booby’s Birthmark
Ducker, Donna and Evan, and Storm, Hannah (illustrator),-
Puss Puss and the Magic LaserTrust,
The Mouse with Pink Ears,
Does the Way You Look Really Matter? How to improve your self-
About Disfigurement: The essential guide to help those who care for men, women and children who are disfigured: What to do as well as what not to do
Doreen, and Trust, Peter (illustrator)
Pod Publications
Disfigurement Guidance Centre (DGC)
PO Box 7
Cupar
Fife
KY15 4pf
Scotland
The following from Barefoot Books are mentioned in Chapter 5: Advice for parents.
They can all be found at the company’s website where you can choose to visit the
US or UK version and then search for the title you want. http://www.barefoot-
The Boy Who Grew Flowers
Herb the Vegetarian Dragon
The Faery’s Gift
The Story Tree
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