ME Awareness: Words and Pictures: Acronyms explained (part 1)

23 January 2013

Acronyms explained (part 1)

There are so many acronyms surrounding Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME). This image shows just some of them.

To share this image on Facebook: click here.
To repin this image on Pinterest: click here.
To retweet this image on Twitter: click here.

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How to use the pictures

1. Click on the picture you would like to use - it will enlarge and open in a new layout with black background.

2. Right click on the picture and click 'Save Image As' to save it to your computer.

3. Upload it from your computer to where you want to use it online.

4. Include a link to this site to let others know where to find similar pictures. Here is the full link to copy: http://meawarenesspics.blogspot.co.uk/ or a shorter one: http://bit.ly/cIOIVG

To share on Facebook, find the picture on our Facebook page, to repin on Pinterest, find the picture on our Pinterest board and for Twitter, retweet it from our Twitter page. Links are provided.

Alternatively, use the code under each picture to embed it into your blog.

About ME Awareness Pictures

The concept of creating eyecatching and educational Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) awareness pictures for use on social media was conceived in 2012. Many people are involved in creating the pictures on this blog (some ill with ME, others not).

We believe in the spirit of sharing and connecting people to available resources so that together, we can raise more awareness about this dreadful and miserable illness. Feel free to use the pictures from this blog anywhere on the internet to raise awareness and please link back to our Facebook page or this blog so that more people become aware of this ME awareness raising resource.

We thank everyone who unconditionally provides their artwork, photos and other materials, their time, advice, skills and precious energy. We also thank all the generous people who translate the text in these pictures.

You can find us on various social media under MEAwarenessPics. (Google without spaces or with quotation marks.)

MEandYou

23 January 2013

Acronyms explained (part 1)

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