MEA Monthly Poll: How has M.E. affected your ability to access education?
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ME Awareness: “I would have been a terrific husband and father if not for ME,” by Russell Fleming | 22 May 2020
“Without doubt my biggest regret has been that I have not been able to have my own family.”
ME Awareness: “I suffered without help for so long, we went to every doctor and agency without answers,” by Ellyn Gould | 16 May 2020
“M.E. still affects every aspect of my life. Attending school was a huge hurdle for me and one I still struggle with.”
ME Awareness: Covid-19, Chronic Illness and Unacknowledged Loss by Joanne Hunt | 04 May 2020
“I suspect that the losses faced by many people with M.E. are in some ways uniquely different to almost every other patient group.”
Debut Survival Guide from York ME sufferer, Pippa Stacey | 05 February 2020
Pippa Stacey has released her non-fiction book titled ‘University and Chronic Illness: A Survival Guide’.