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Comment on We set out to make our ‘invisible illness’ visible in South Africa with SICK Pride by Long COVID advocacy is more than lobbying Congress: Here are some ways to get involved - The Sick Times
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Mlindeni Gabela and Sam Pearce wearing SICK T-shirts to promote Sick Pride. Fifty-five years after the World Health Organization recognized Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) as a neurological disease, it’s high time we talked about the need for a different kind of self-esteem-raising visibility action: Sick Pride. Sam, in a SICK Pride t-shirt, gave her speech lying down Dr. Uvi spoke about research and hope Participants listen to a song poem Gentle chat after the event Recuperative IVs for the organizers