Young Adult Support Group for those with ME/CFS, FM, Lyme, Long COVID, and Chronic Illness - Summer Session

 

Young Adult Support Group Summer 2023 Ongoing Registration

Young Adult Support Group for those with ME/CFS, FM, Lyme, Long COVID, and Chronic Illness - Summer Session

NEW TIMES! Join us on Monday nights @ 7pm and Wednesday afternoons @ 3:30pm! 

This drop-in Virtual Support Group is interactive and provides a safe space for patients to share stories and experiences, ask questions, and offer one another support.

In an effort to streamline the registration process, we are offering one registration for the entire Summer Session.  Once registered, you are welcome to attend as many meetings as you like.

Summer Session Dates:

Monday, June 12th, @ 7:00 P.M. ET 

Wednesday, June 28th @ 3:30 P.M. ET

 

Monday, July 10th, @ 7:00 P.M. ET 

Wednesday, July 26th @ 3:30 P.M. ET

 

Monday, August 14th, @ 7:00 P.M. ET 

Wednesday, August 30th @ 3:30 P.M. ET

Please Note: Due to professional licensing issues, you must be a Massachusetts resident to attend this group.

 REGISTER FOR THE YOUNG ADULT GROUP - SUMMER SESSION

 

 

Sunday Conversations - June 18, 2023

"ZOOM through 40 years of ME/CFS with MassME!"

Sunday, June 18, 2023, 4 p.m. Eastern Time



 

In this edition of Sunday Conversations with MassME, members of the association discussed how it has stayed strong and relevant throughout 40 years. An overview was given for each of the past four decades, each bringing important changes for this misunderstood and stigmatized disease. Learn about our unique patient-led organization that has influenced progress and now helps patients more than ever.

This presentation kicked off MassME's 40-year anniversary celebration. Stay tuned for more events to follow!

 

Materials from the presentation:

Read more: Sunday Conversations - June 18, 2023


Sunday Conversations - May 21, 2023

"Using wearable technology to measure and manage Long COVID and ME/CFS"

Sunday, May 21, 2023, 4 p.m. Eastern Time


Harry Leeming
Co-founder and CEO, Visible

A former engineer, Harry Leeming has worked at multiple early-stage start-ups in Silicon Valley as well as in Formula 1. Harry founded the company Visible (https://www.makevisible.com/), an activity tracking platform for Long COVID and ME/CFS, as a result of his own health condition, and aims to use the platform to help increase our understanding of complex chronic illness.

In this edition of Sunday Conversations with MassME, Harry gave a brief overview of the application, with descriptions of the team, their HRV-centered philosophy, and their plans for the rollout of their own wearable device specifically for pacing and symptom tracking. He then took questions from the Zoom audience about the timeline of future releases and features, cost and geographic availability of the premium service, the potential for use in research, various user interface ideas and suggestions, and much more.

View the recording: Sunday Conversations May 2023 - Wearable technology with Harry Leeming of Visible

Slides

2023 Health Needs Assessment Community Listening Forum

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health wants to hear from people in Massachusetts about the health care needs of disabled people in the Commonwealth to inform future initiatives. MassME wants to make sure that people who are disabled by complex, chronic illnesses such as ME/CFS, Long COVID, post-treatment Lyme, multiple chemical sensitivities, etc., and those with disabling symptoms such as dysautonomia, cognitive impairment ("brain fog"), etc., are able to have their voices heard.

We are holding two discussion sessions for small groups of 10-12 people, the first on Thursday April 20 at noon ET, and the second on Tuesday May 2 at noon ET. If you are a person who has become disabled due to one of these conditions, or a caregiver, we invite you to participate. Registration will be capped at 16 for each session, so if you are interested, we encourage you to register soon.

Register for the Thursday, April 20, session
Register for the Tuesday, May 2, session

Read more: 2023 Health Needs Assessment Community Listening Forum


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