Lilianna Mint – Young Women with POTS
Can you share a little about the onset and how you came to get a diagnosis? I started noticing symptoms in my final year at school while studying for A-levels. … Read More
Can you share a little about the onset and how you came to get a diagnosis? I started noticing symptoms in my final year at school while studying for A-levels. … Read More
Supporting Clients Through Medical Gaslighting Since the post-pandemic explosion in post-viral and related diseases, the burden of this crisis has expanded far beyond patients and their immediate family members, many … Read More
It’s Severe ME Awareness Week now, in early August, and sharing this article seems particularly relevant. People who are most severely affected may find it hardest of all to access … Read More
Lena is in her early forties and has experienced chronic ill health since she was 15. She shares her thoughts with us about the usefulness and sometimes also the difficulties … Read More
Setting up a ‘Grieving the Life Unlived’ meeting Christine Sweeney created a ‘Grieving the Life Unlived’ meetup for (and with) members of Cambridge ME Group (UK). She shares her inspiration … Read More
Kirsty lives in the UK and has had ME for 30 years or so. She writes about ‘hope’ – whether it helps, how it can be misused, and what ‘real’ … Read More
People with difficult to diagnose and ‘psychologised’ illnesses such as ME/CFS understandably struggle to keep their hope (of recovery, of quality research, of support) alive. It’s particularly hard to do … Read More
What motivated you to get involved in this work? This was a project born very much organically… I was on Twitter one night reading some emotionally moving Tweets by people … Read More
Art, and creativity in general, is something that brings meaning to the lives of many people. It can be hard to take part in or get access to when you’re … Read More
Seasonal Gifts from chronically ill creatives Not sure where to buy online this holiday season? We have ideas and suggestions that support chronically ill creatives, and often fundraise for medical … Read More