MassME’s Boston Waterfront 5K

Details: Last Updated: 07 April 2025 07 April 2025

5K Date Only

MassME’s Boston Waterfront 5K is for everyone!

You can help raise awareness about ME and fund MassME’s vital programs.

Run, walk or roll on Team MassME!

Cheerlead from home! Support our Team and ask others to be supporters.

Here’s how:

Join the Team. Register as a participant. This inspiring June 15 event unfolds along scenic waterfront and ends with post-race festivities. The 5K course will be accessible to wheelchairs, including motorized devices. (If you need assistance, up to two support members can accompany you without registering.)
- You will have your own MassME fundraising page. Ask your network to support your participation. Registration is simple. (Let us know if the $40 fee is a hardship.)

Ask friends, family members and colleagues to run, walk or roll on your behalf. Donations will go to your fundraising page.

Recruit supporters. Supporters can donate to our main Team page or to any Team member. Imagine if every MassME member enlisted 5 supporters for our 5K! Donations—especially now—are critical for MassME to continue to bring you essential information and services.

Be a supporter. Donate what you can at our main Team page, or choose a Team member to support. No amount is too small.

The 2025 Boston Waterfront 5K is hosted by the McCourt Foundation. Last year, MassME raised over $13,000, and was a top fundraising organization at this annual event. Let’s see if we can do even better!

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Sunday Conversations - April 2025

Details: Last Updated: 25 March 2025 25 March 2025

"Twisted Connections: The Dynamic Relationship of ME/CFS and Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome"

Sunday, April 27, 2025, 4 p.m. Eastern Time

Sallie Rediske, MPT

In this edition of Sunday Conversations, the increasingly recognized "twisted connections" between ME/CFS and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos will be discussed. Sallie Rediske, MPT (Master of Physical Therapy) will offer a casual yet informed understanding of the challenges of simultaneously living with and managing both conditions.