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    Advocacy Action: Urge your Representative and Senators to Support Improved Coverage of Clinical Trials!

    Here is one that just came up https://www.meaction.net/2019/06/05/we-need-effective-strategic-and-respectful-engagement-from-cdc/?fbclid=IwAR1gWI_hte0fEeGgSUlSHwaqZqeXWRyFcUN6XZcnWC1yfR3s9mIy8T5fNAM
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    Solve M.E. webinar on 28th May re Whole Genome Sequencing and Analysis of ME/CFS

    Moved post Meanwhile, I just saw this - a genetics study which seems to have something in common with several research papers recently...
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    ME/CFS International Research Symposium, March 2019, Australia

    All I have to say is, beware of doctors who think that fooling with your thyroid hormones can help you be "less fatigued." I ran into one of those before I was diagnosed in NZ. And they are everywhere. The current flavor of the month is giving you T3 or liothyronine. While stranded in the USA...
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    IiMER International Conference Week London 2019

    Merged thread If anyone has time, energy or brain cells, there was a twitter feed from the Invest in ME conference in London. No summary available yet, but Ros Vallings has been doing one and is there now. If interested check the ANZMES website, as it will be posted there as soon as possible...
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    #OMFScienceWednesday - collection of the posts

    Has anyone seen this yet?
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    New Zealand: ANZMES

    We may be a bit slow in replying at times. Not intentionally, by any means. I agree that Warren is an excellent researcher and advocate for us in NZ. Will have a rest now. Plan to rest a good deal in the coming weeks to preserve my own ability to function at all.
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    New Zealand: ANZMES

    I completely understand. Fortunately for me, I was advised to stop work after my diagnosis. I am still severely ill much of the time, however. I push myself on a regular basis. Am trying to change my ways. We try to update the website as often as possible. Hopefully soon.
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Yes, I am afraid that it may have been a rush job, because of the deadline for ME Awareness Day. MEISS wears multiple hats. The article by Prof Tate was very good in the Star I think, and yes - he needs much more funding. I think the people with Open Medicine Foundation have money for good PR. I...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Our editor of the MP, has had some personal setbacks from time to time. She is alway very apologetic about not being able to attend to everything. I know her personally and I find her one of the most conscientious and hard working people I know. She served as Prez of Anzmes for many years while...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    So sorry ANZMES was behind the times with this. We were focused on our media release for ME Day. We just this morning sent in our reply and I am hoping that the Listener will still publish it. I thought the other replies were great! I managed to see some photos of them. I am too ill to buy the...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Hi Rose, I am on committee but I haven't noticed that yet. The thing with Anzmes is that if we broaden our scope too much to include all the conditions that our members suffer from, we risk diluting out resources in terms of lobbying MOH for people who have been diagnosed with ME. This is sad...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    I think Wendy's effort in this is called the Rest Assured Respite Charitable Trust. I hope it is a great success!
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    I recall that there was a typo somewhere on that site, but I don't know if it has been corrected yet or not. Sorry, I have cognitive problems so I am a bit slow sometimes.
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Anzmes has already submitted for the first round, so that is good. I am not sure if MEISS has submitted yet but I can find out.
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    I have met many of her colleagues personally at a conference in San Francisco in 2014, as well as corresponding with some by email, and I can tell you that in my opinion, she is very well-regarded internationally. See the 2017 pediatric primer for example, as well as the International consensus...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Many people are hoping that we can get approval for cannabis. Many patients are doing it on their own, the old fashioned way. I used to do it this way until I went back to Oregon US for awhile, and there was a good medical program. The problem in NZ has always been that people might get...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Yes Ros does what she can with very little time. I think the whole nomenclature thing in terms of ME. ME/CFS or cfs/ME has to do with whatever country one is trying to make an impact in. There is an explanation of this in the 2017 Pediatric Primer, with contributions from several people...
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    If you remind me, maybe I can find a way. But all I seem to have is a link to the article originally published by the Star. But remind me and I will try to find out from Heather at MEISS. Sorry but I need reminders!
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Oh how disappointing that you can no longer see the article written by Prof Warren Tate. It was very good.
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    News from Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific Islands

    Yes apparently we were only able to get space in The Star in Dunedin. But there was a good article in there written by Prof. Warren Tate.
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