During the current exceptional circumstances with air travel, World Assist Alliance are making this service available to any UK stoma or continence patient who finds themselves stranded without product, so long as they are in one of the following countries:

Europe: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland
Rest of World: Australia, New Zealand and United States

Fittleworth is the founding member of the World Assist Alliance. This is an international network of delivery companies. All organisations are dedicated to the delivery of stoma and continence appliances to the customer.

Each member has signed up to a promise, that should you have any problems with your products while in their country, they will help you out with emergency supplies of appliances and in most locations, specialist nursing advice if required.

The World Assist Alliance service is free for the supply of goods in emergencies. There is no need for a prescription and you do not need to claim on your insurance or complete any forms or paperwork.

During the current exceptional circumstances with air travel, we are making this service available to any stoma or continence patient who finds themselves stranded without product.
Normally this service is reserved for Fittleworth customers only.

How does it work?
1. Simply contact Fittleworth in the UK informing them of your issue, your requirements and your location.
2. They will then contact their overseas delivery partner in that country and organise for a local delivery to be made to your temporary accommodation as soon as possible.

More information
World Assist Alliance – 0800 378 846
World Assist Alliance

Fittleworth Website

I'm sad to report that:

1) Police have Identified that part of a car found off cliffs of Cornwall is that of Beth’s car
2) Police Divers have confirmed Beth is not in the car
3) Police have confirmed they are stepping down active searches for Beth

My thoughts are with the family and also with a friend of mine who knew Beth.

Ms Delbridge went missing on Monday, after she had contact with her family and friends at around 6.30am. They called police with concerns over her welfare.

Yesterday, her boyfriend Gwil Jones, 25, said Ms Delbridge was "distressed" during the phone call, and said her disappearance was out of character. He said friends and relatives were still trying to work out exactly what had driven her to vanish, but stressed that the matter was private.

Mr Jones said Ms Delbridge's older brother, Michael, was among a number of people to have spent the day searching the coastline, and areas where she has been known to visit. He said: "All Beth's friends – and even people who don't know her directly – have been out scouring Cornwall in their cars. Everyone has been fantastic. We're trying to get someone who lives in every area to go out looking."

He recognised that Ms Delbridge may no longer be in Cornwall, and said it was crucial that the appeal for information was extended as far as possible.

He broke down as he said: "Beth's a happy, gorgeous, loving and caring person. She's wonderful in every way, and she's so full of life.

"We're all very sad, and worried about her, but we're staying positive, because we know Beth."

He offered up "profuse thanks" to everyone who had forwarded the Facebook appeal page, Have You Seen Beth Delbridge, and praised the police for their "fantastic" work.

Ms Delbridge is slim, around 5ft 6in tall and has shoulder-length brown/black hair. She was driving a green VW Golf.

Anyone with information is asked to call police on 08452 777444 quoting log reference 88 of February 22.

http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/news/Relatives-search-missing-woman/article-1860586-detail/article.html

Beth has been missing since around 6.30am on Monday 22nd February. She was in her green Volkswagen Golf (Registration N678 HCV) and is believed to be missing in the Helston/Falmouth area – although she could be elsewhere in the county/region by now.

If you have seen Beth then please contact the police IMMEDIATELY with any information that you have.

Please invite everyone that knows or may know Beth to this Facebook Group:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=346618597847&ref=nf

and spread the word about her disappearance.

Her family and friends are extremely worried about her and so any help that you can give us will be greatly appreciated.

Thankyou.