Show your Solidarity with the #MillionsMissing on May 12th – Protest Virtually

The #MillionsMissing are taking to the streets in 17 cities across the world on Friday, May 12th to once again demand change for people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME).

Join the protest virtually

Show your solidarity for the #MillionsMissing movement from your bed by laying out your empty shoes (to represent the life your are missing due to ME), take a photo and share it on social media with the hashtag #MillionsMissing. If you are comfortable, write a note about how the disease has impacted your life. For one day, let us be visible together.
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Learn more about the  #MillionsMissing global Day of Action on May 12th.

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3 thoughts on “Show your Solidarity with the #MillionsMissing on May 12th – Protest Virtually”

  1. Houston will be lighting up their city hall this May 11, 12 and 13 for MECFS Awareness Day.

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