Dignity in Health and Sickness
The Find a Cure Club is a support service for people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis M.E and Fibromyalgia FM
We are based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia.
Our Mission is to support individuals with information and to help raise Awareness of ME and FM within your local Communities through collaboration and Cooperation.
If you need assistance with Awareness in your area, please give us a call.
Now All We Need Is YOU
We are based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia.
Our Mission is to support individuals with information and to help raise Awareness of ME and FM within your local Communities through collaboration and Cooperation.
If you need assistance with Awareness in your area, please give us a call.
Now All We Need Is YOU
There is mounting evidence that Myalgic Encephalomyelitis is associated with cardiovascular complications … including autonomic dysfunction, impaired blood pressure regulation and loss of beat-to-beat heart rate control.
Research shows raised levels of oxidative stress, low-grade inflammation and increased arterial stiffness contribute to increased cardiovascular risk for people with M.E
Research shows raised levels of oxidative stress, low-grade inflammation and increased arterial stiffness contribute to increased cardiovascular risk for people with M.E
" It is Time to Tell it Like it Really Is"
These Poster Leaflets are available in packs of 10
The Young ME Sufferers Trust PO Box 4347, Stock, Essex, CM4 9TE
Jane Colby FRSA
Executive Director
The Young ME Sufferers Trust PO Box 4347, Stock, Essex, CM4 9TE
Jane Colby FRSA
Executive Director
Australia's Alison Hunter died in 1996, aged 19, from Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, which included seizures, paralysis, gastrointestinal paresis and overwhelming infections ...
One of Alison's Australian Doctors wrote in a letter
" ... I grieve that I was not able to relieve her suffering or turn back the monstrous illness which overwhelmed her and which robbed her of so much of her life.
It was a privilege to know her but also a very humbling experience and to know that ALL our assembled medicine was pitifully inadequate. "
Emily Rose Collingridge died this year 2012, aged 30, from Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
VICTORIA WEBSTER dies aged 18 from Cardiac Arrest due to M.E
People with M.E are left to struggle, suffer, linger and die prematurely.
When will our Government step in and make M.E Research a Priority?
