Ramsey Memory Support Group

06/04/2026

🌼 Easter is over… and now it’s time to gather again 🌼

After the busy Easter days, the chocolate eggs, the family visits, and maybe a few quiet moments too… it’s time for us to return to something very special.

Tomorrow is our monthly Ramsey Memory Support Group meeting, and we are ready.

The biscuits are already waiting.
The kettle will be on.
The chairs will be set.
And most importantly — the room will be filled with warmth and welcome.

There is something comforting about coming back together after a little break. Seeing familiar faces.
Hearing familiar songs.
Sharing stories — even the ones we’ve heard many times before, and still smile at every single time.

Tomorrow, we’ll laugh again.
We’ll sing again.
We’ll share those little moments that turn into big memories.

Whether you’ve been coming for years or you’ve been thinking about joining for the very first time — tomorrow is the perfect day to walk through the door.

So as Easter fades and we step back into our routine, just remember…

The biscuits are ready.
The kettle will be on.
And we will be waiting for you. 💛

⏰10am to 12pm
📍The Pavilion -Cricket Club Lane - Ramsey

04/04/2026

🌷🐣 Join Us at the Ramsey Easter Market! 🐣🌷

This Easter, come and be part of something truly special 💛

The Ramsey Memory Support Group will be at the Ramsey Easter Market, bringing smiles, connection, and a warm community spirit for everyone to enjoy.

✨ Come and:
• Say hello and learn more about the support we offer
• Support a meaningful local cause
• Enjoy the Easter atmosphere with family and friends
• Pick up something lovely while making a difference

Every conversation, every visit, and every bit of support helps us continue making a positive impact for those living with memory challenges and their families.

📍 Ramsey Easter Market
🐰 A perfect day out for all ages!

We’d love to see you there – pop by, have a chat, and help us spread kindness this Easter 💛

28/03/2026

This morning started at 4:12am.

She was already awake.

Standing in the hallway, coat in her hands, asking softly,
“Am I going home now?”

Home.
The same home she has lived in for 42 years.

So I answered gently.
The same way I answered yesterday.
And the day before that.

“No, Mum, you’re already home.”

A few minutes later, she asked again.

And again.

Some days dementia is not the big moments people imagine.
It’s the tiny heartbreak of repeating the same comfort over and over, while pretending your own heart is not breaking too.

If this is your life too, please know this:

You are not failing.
You are loving someone through confusion.

And there is help in the UK through support lines, Admiral Nurses, memory clinics, and local carer groups.

Sometimes the bravest thing we do is ask for support 🤍

15/03/2026

🌸 Mother’s Day 🌸

Today we celebrate mothers — the women who shaped us, comforted us, taught us, and loved us in ways that stay with us forever.

For many families living with dementia or memory challenges, Mother’s Day can bring a mixture of emotions.
There is love, gratitude, beautiful memories… and sometimes a little sadness too.

But one thing dementia cannot take away is the feeling of love.

A mother may forget a name.
She may forget a date.
But the warmth of a hug, the sound of laughter, the feeling of being cared for — those things still reach the heart.

Today we celebrate every mother:
💛 The mums who are still with us
💛 The mums we remember with love
💛 The mums living with memory loss
💛 And the daughters, sons and carers who continue to give that love back every day

If you are visiting your mum today, hold her hand a little longer.
Share a story.
Play a song she loves.
Look through an old photograph.

Sometimes the smallest moments become the most meaningful memories.

From all of us at Ramsey Memory Support Group, we wish you a gentle and love-filled Mother’s Day. 🌷

14/03/2026

14/03/2026

Come and find us today at the Mother’s Day Market! 💛

We’ll have a stall at the market, and we would absolutely love to see some friendly faces.

The Ramsey Memory Support Group is here to support people living with memory challenges, dementia, stroke recovery, and the amazing carers who walk beside them. Today is a chance for us to share what we do — and to invite more people to get involved.

🌼 How you can support us today:

Stop for a chat — every conversation helps raise awareness

Make a donation — every contribution helps keep our group running

Ask about volunteering — even a small amount of time makes a big difference

Your support helps us continue offering friendship, laughter, and a warm, welcoming space for those who need it most.

If you’re visiting the market, please come and say hello.
We’d love to meet you, share our story, and welcome new supporters into this wonderful community. 💛

13/03/2026

💛 We’re getting ready for tomorrow — and we’d love your support. 💛

Tomorrow we’ll have a stall at the Mother’s Day Market, and it’s a wonderful chance for us to meet more people in our community, raise awareness, and gather support for the Ramsey Memory Support Group.

Our group offers warmth, friendship, and understanding for people living with memory challenges, dementia, stroke recovery, and for the incredible carers who support them every day.
To keep this special space going, we rely on the kindness of local people — and today, we’re asking for your help.

🌼 How you can support us:

Help raise awareness by sharing our posts or telling someone about the group

Donate to help us continue offering a safe, welcoming space

Volunteer your time, skills, or simply your friendly presence

Every bit of support helps us reach more people who need connection, companionship, and understanding.

We hope to see you tomorrow — and thank you, as always, for standing with us. 💛

04/03/2026

Yesterday was more than just a meeting… it was a celebration.

Our anniversary gathering filled the room — truly full, heart and all.
Seeing so many faces, familiar and new, reminded me how far we’ve come together.

We were incredibly blessed by the generosity of local companies, kind-hearted individuals, and supporters who have donated to help keep us going.
Your support doesn’t just pay for a room or refreshments — it keeps connection alive.
And for that, we are deeply, deeply grateful.

We even had live music, which brought something magical to our morning.
The moment the first song started, feet began tapping, hands started clapping, and a few of us sang with absolute confidence… whether we knew the words or not 😄

There were presents, thoughtful gestures, and so much warmth in the space.

Of course, there were also those beautiful, real moments — like when someone was quite certain it was 1974, and honestly… we just smiled and joined them there for a while.
Because sometimes it’s not about correcting.
It’s about connecting.

We laughed.
We sang.
And yes, cake was dunked so enthusiastically that it had to be rescued mid-tea like a tiny dramatic shipwreck 😄

But in between the humour and celebration, there were quiet glances of understanding.
Gentle squeezes of the hand.
People feeling safe.

That is what this group is about.

This community matters.
And every single person who supports it makes it possible. 💛

03/03/2026

Today we gather 💛
And every time we do, I’m reminded why this group matters so much.

Dementia can take many things.
But it does not take humour.
It does not take warmth.
And it certainly doesn’t take personality.

Last month someone very confidently told me, “I don’t need my hearing aid — I can hear perfectly!”
He then asked me three times what I’d just said. We both laughed.

These moments are precious.
Real.
Human.

If you’re coming today, we can’t wait to see you.
If you’re unsure — this is your sign.

⏰10am to 12pm
📍The Pavilion -Cricket Club Lane - Ramsey

28/02/2026

Just a few days to go 💛

Who will we see on Tuesday?

Drop a 💛 below if you’re joining us!

27/02/2026

📅 Our monthly meeting is next Tuesday!

If you’ve been thinking about coming, this is your gentle nudge.

We would love to see you.

26/02/2026

Memory support is not just about activities.

It’s about dignity.

It’s about belonging.

It’s about joy in the present moment.

And every moment matters.