Living w/ ME Support Group: November & December Schedule

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Ben HsuBorger

Our November and December schedule for the Living w/ ME Support Group has just been announced.

Sunday, November 12: Avoiding Crashes
Sunday, December 10: Surviving the Holidays

For those who want to get involved in shaping the future of this support group be sure to join our upcoming planning session:

Friday, November 3: Planning Session

Want to share an idea with us? You can reach us at [email protected]. Also be sure to check out our companion Living with ME Facebook Group:

Join the Facebook Group!

About the Living with ME Support Group:
Do you have ME and want to connect and share with others from around the world facing similar issues? Join us every other Sunday for a time of open sharing and discussion. Help us be a supportive and inclusive global community for each other. Our goal is to draws strength from each others’ experiences and empowers each other to fight to end to this health inequality.
Each week we will discuss a different topic. For example, past discussions have included: 1) the issue of “coming out” to family and friends about having ME, 2) depression, suicide & mental health, 3) ME and work.

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1 thought on “Living w/ ME Support Group: November & December Schedule”

Diane
October 31, 2017 at 12:35 pm

This looks to be an effective support group.

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