Category: Spain

Announcing #MillionsMissing 2019! Join us!

Listen to the article:   We are thrilled to announce #MillionsMissing 2019! This May, we will take to the streets – or demonstrate from our beds – to show the world we are here, we are the #MillionsMissing, we will continue to fight for our demands for people with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). We’ve made important

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Sept & Oct — Research Roundup

The end of September was a whirlwind! Between the CDC’s website work, the CDC’s awarding of a sole contract, the planning sessions for the NIH meeting, and the Stanford symposium, there wasn’t much time to devote to breaking down the science.  If you’d like to see a quick run-down of what’s been going on lately

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The Global Impact of #MillionsMissing

The impact of #MillionsMissing 2018 was phenomenal. Protestors took to the streets in 100 countries across the world with demonstrations taking place in North America, South America, Europe, the United Kingdom, South Africa and Asia. Along with people taking action from home, there was a total of 300 visibility actions. More than 50 news organizations ran

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Catalan: Fibro, CFS and MCS patients face new restrictions on medical care

Report from Catalan The Catalan Government Health Department’s new plan for Central Sensitivity Syndrome patients Liga SFC/SSC, September 2015 On July 1st, 2015, the Health Department of the Catalan Government published a document, “Central Sensitivity Syndromes: Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities”. This document was written by a group of so called “experts” appointed

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Spain hologram protest

Activists in Spain, after a new gag law curtailed the freedom to protest in front of Congress or parliament buildings, staged what may be the world’s first hologram protest. Holographic projection opens up a whole new world of possibilities for how to bring to the outside world the images, voices, and stories of patients who are to ill to physically engage

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