USA: News from #MEAction

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  1. ahimsa

    ahimsa Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    #MillionsMissing Week is Here: #TeachMETreatME in Action!

    https://www.meaction.net/2024/05/07/millionsmissing-week-is-here-teachmetreatme-in-action/
    The website has the schedule for upcoming "Teach ME, Treat ME" events.

    There's also a link to this "Show Up From Home" toolkit (Google doc) with other actions you can do:

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/...JmmydaJIi4BQDQDew/edit#heading=h.vyt35j7pvgd3

    Regarding timing of social media posts:

    "We will heavily focus on this campaign through the 12th of May, which is #WorldMEDay. If you want to pick only one day to post then May 10 - 12th is probably best. But, posting anytime this week is great!"
     
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    #TeachMETreatME: Celebrating An Impactful Campaign

    https://www.meaction.net/2024/05/17/teachmetreatme-celebrating-an-impactful-campaign/
    Lots more details in the article - too long to put in a quote!

    But here's the schedule for future "Teach ME, Treat ME" events:

    https://meaction.controlshift.app/calendars/millionsmissing-2024
     
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    #MEAction Scotland publishes impact statement

    https://www.meaction.net/2024/05/23/meaction-scotland-publishes-impact-statement/
    Direct link to impact statement:

    https://www.meaction.net/wp-content...ion-Scotland-Impact-Statement-22-23_final.pdf
     
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    News from #MEAction, from a post on Bluesky by Jaime Seltzer:
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    "#MEAction’s narrative activity study with Mayo Clinic opens today!

    We’re looking for people with ME/CFS or Long COVID with PEM to share their experiences.

    The survey will be open from 5/24/2024 to 6/23/2024." (May 24 to June 23)​

    It's a pretty long survey (time estimate says 20-90 minutes?) but you can do it in sections and come back.

    Anyone who meets these three conditions can complete the survey:

    * 18+ years old
    * Have ME/CFS and/or Long COVID
    * Have tried symptom contingent pacing as an activity management strategy​

    Link to survey:


    Link to Bluesky post where I found the information:


    I was hoping to post a link to a more definitive source but have not seen a post on the MEAction website or from their mailing list.

    EDIT: I posted a short thread on Mastodon about this, just in case anyone with an account there wants to boost it. As far as I know none of the MEAction folks have accounts on Mastodon/Fediverse.

    Also, I have not yet done the survey myself.
     
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    There are two versions of the survey. It can be cut short after a few questions, or continued for a total of 40-60 minutes. But it's super easy to come back to it, I just kept a pinned tab (a bookmark would work) and it just loaded back to where I was last.
     
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    Just did it. It took about 45 minutes to do the whole thing. I wish there was some indicator that I could pause at any time and all my answers up to that point would be saved (maybe it did say that at the start). But I pushed through and was feeling pretty tired by the end. But I liked most of the questions.
     
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