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Happy Juneteenth + Black Disabled Authors Reading List

Happy Juneteenth from all of us here at #MEAction! Juneteenth commemorates June 19th, 1865 when slavery of African-Americans was officially enforced. To celebrate we have put together a summer reading list of books by disabled Black authors. Keah Brown is an American author who was born with cerebral palsy. She created the popular hashtag #disabledandcute

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#MEAction’s Summer Work Heats Up

Halfway through summer, we have so much to report about our immense, day-to-day work advocating for M.E., for you, and for each other.  On the medical front, our ongoing, grant-funded project with Mayo Clinic Rochester continues to transform medical education at Mayo. Together, we have updated the ME/CFS homepage, written a Concise Clinical Review article that will

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Why We Keep Telling the Story of ME to the Press

Our press work continues to drum a strong beat as we tell the story of ME everyday to the media. We will continue to fight for our community’s decades of expertise living with, treating and researching ME to be heard, and integrated into our government’s Long COVID response. We refused to be erased from the

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