There are so many aspects to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. This picture deals with just some of them. This picture is a redesigned version of this one here.
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Note: If you are a patient advocate or run an ME-related (or similar illnesses) Facebook page or an organization's Facebook page, please share the image on Facebook using the 'Share' button (as opposed to downloading the image to your computer and then uploading it to your profile/page). This will ensure that there is a connection to the source of the images we make and more people will be able to find more awareness images be connected to the resources available to them, this will help in building an online community. Thank you!
Your source of eyecatching pictures to raise awareness about Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) through Facebook, social media and anywhere online. This blog is still under construction - so please bear with us :-) In the meantime, visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/MEAwarenessPics where more than 300 awareness images in 13 languages are available.
Showing posts with label Experience with ME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Experience with ME. Show all posts
16 February 2013
29 December 2012
13 October 2012
Experience of living with the more severe form of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) - Facebook cover
Use this Facebook cover on your profile if you would like to communication to others the experience of living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME). It's sized exactly to fit.
Tip: click on the picture to see the text - it doesn't display very well in the preview below.
To find the picture on Facebook: click here.
To repin it on Pinterest: click here.
Language: ENGLISH
Tip: click on the picture to see the text - it doesn't display very well in the preview below.
To find the picture on Facebook: click here.
To repin it on Pinterest: click here.
Language: ENGLISH
30 September 2012
When one suffers with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), certain words disappear from one's vocabulary (ME-only version)
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis is such a disabling disease and it limits the sufferers' lives so much. There are many words which disappear from one's vocabulary.
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Language: ENGLISH
To share this picture on Facebook: click here.
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To retweet this picture on Twitter: click here.
Language: ENGLISH
When one suffers with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), certain words disappear from one's vocabulary (ME/CFS version)
Due to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) being such a disabling disease which limits one's physical and cognitive abilities so much, certain words disappear from one's dictionary.
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Language: ENGLISH
02 August 2012
Imagine if... (ME/CFS version)
This picture is likely to make an impact. Many healthy people will relate at least partially to many of the experiences ME sufferers experience and hopefully understand more about our disease. Please share widely.
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Language: ENGLISH
To share this picture on Facebook: click here.
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Language: ENGLISH
Imagine if... (ME-only version)
Here is a picture that describes what it's like to get ill and be ill with ME in words and expressions many healthy people will relate to. Please share it widely and let us know if you receive any feedback.
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Language: ENGLISH
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Language: ENGLISH
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