Contribute to #May12BlogBomb in 2016!

#May12BlogBomb is now in its third year and has proved a very popular means of sharing blog posts and finding new and interesting blogs to follow for the rest of the year.

May 12th Awareness Day represents ME, Lyme, MCS, CFS and fibromyalgia, and blog posts raising awareness for all these conditions are encouraged.
Blog posts in the past have ranged from the searingly honest, to the witty and light-hearted.  They have included poems, art and opinions.  This diversity represents the range of individuals who are affected by this group of largely neglected chronic illnesses.
When you share your posts on social media, use the tag #May12BlogBomb and other tags such as #May12th, but awareness lasts for more than a day.  That is why it is important that the blogs are gathered together to be read after the flurry of the day dies down.
In previous years, the links were collated by searching the #May12BlogBomb tag; but this year, bloggers are asked to submit their links using a form on the blog Just ME that hosts #May12BlogBomb.
Links to posts on Just ME: 
#May12BlogBomb – Please submit your links here
Previous Link Lists:
#May12BlogBomb Link List – 2015
#May12BlogBomb Link List – 2014
Let’s make such a noise together that people all over the world learn about these forgotten illnesses!

Facebook
Twitter
WhatsApp
Email

Latest News

navy blue square. there are two white lines at the top and bottom of the square. The #MEAction logo in at the top of the image. The words #MEAction Georgia Voice of the Patient in coordination with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention & Emory School of Nursing.

#MEAction Georgia: Voice of the Patient in Coordination with CDC & Emory School on Nursing

Back in September, #MEAction Georgia State Chapter partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Emory School of Nursing to host, Voice of the Patient: A Panel Discussion with #MEAction Georgia. This event was a continuation of #MEAction Georgia’s #MillionsMissing 2024: #TeachMETreatME programming. Erin Lee and Liz Burlingame of the #MEAction Georgia

Read More »
a light blue square image with medical instruments/tools as a border (pill bottles, scales, needles, covid protein spike, etc). At the top of the image is the Home Test to Treat Program logo, in blue font: Findings Summary. Below that the #MEAction logo and Body Politic Logo.

Home Test To Treat – Findings Summary

#MEAction and Body Politic collaborated last spring, with a new national telehealth program, Home Test to Treat. We are now able to share initial findings from the program! Here are some highlights: 80K + enrolled in the program across the country! 40K + test distributed 6K + individuals treated for COVID-19 or flu 5.6K+ organizations

Read More »
Scroll to Top