I'm pleased to show some new Psoriasis Club Cards.



I have now removed the old ones so if you do use the cards you will need to download the new ones from this link:

https://psoriasisclub.org/PCcards.pdf

Once you have downloaded the PDF you can print of an A4 page with 8 cards.

*Please do not put them out anywhere without the owners consent.

*Be careful if you approach a stranger to offer a card as some people may be very concious of their psoriasis and you could offend.

I would like to thank a friend (not a member) for making the new Psoriasis Club Cards for us.

Very nice logo design. Indeed thank your friend for it.

I will download and print a page of them.

(Tue-14-03-2017, 15:42 PM)Caroline Wrote: Very nice logo design. Indeed thank your friend for it.

I will download and print a page of them.

He also made these too.

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I may look at doing something with the main logo.

Looks good I will print some off
Nice modern design

(Tue-14-03-2017, 17:15 PM)jiml Wrote: Looks good I will print some off
Nice modern design  

Liking the twitter logo looking very professional and modern

Lovely logo, looks fab.
You are right about causing offence, years ago I mentioned someone's obvious psoriasis (my psoriasis was also obvious and on show) and they didn't want to talk about it. I have since learned to keep quiet..
I think it's sad, going by the stats there must be a large number of people who are hiding it or I guess if it's not on an exposed part of the body, never mention it - which of course is up to them and completely understandable - but psoriasis is a disproportionately unknown disease whereas people are much happier to talk about and reveal having eczema, I have no clue why one seems to be so much more socially acceptable than the other..

(Wed-15-03-2017, 10:24 AM)jiml Wrote: Liking the twitter logo   looking very professional and modern

Thought I would use it on there too.  

(Wed-15-03-2017, 12:15 PM)Turnedlight Wrote: Lovely logo, looks fab.
You are right about causing offence, years ago I mentioned someone's obvious psoriasis (my psoriasis was also obvious and on show) and they didn't want to talk about it. I have since learned to keep quiet..
I think it's sad, going by the stats there must be a large number of people who are hiding it or I guess if it's not on an exposed part of the body, never mention it - which of course is up to them and completely understandable - but psoriasis is a disproportionately unknown disease whereas people are much happier to talk about and reveal having eczema, I have no clue why one seems to be so much more socially acceptable than the other..

Glad you like it.  

I think it takes a lot of courage to talk about psoriasis. It took me a long time till I could share with anyone outside of my family, and even then I still didn't want to talk about it.

So yes we have to be careful not to offend. Yes we want to get them here as we can help them, but I think it would b wrong to walk up to a stranger and say "I notice you have psoriasis, take this card".

In some situations it could work like with people we know or someone you have managed to befriend first.

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*If any member wants to play with the images you're welcome to do so, but please let me know before using them anywhere.