Action for M.E.

Interaction

'A lifeline through the bad times' is how one reader describes InterAction, Action for M.E.'s mag that we send out to all our members four times a year. We've picked out some articles for you to read on-line.

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May 2005
Beth O Brien's Diary (PDF) (Text)

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February 2005
Beth O' Brien's Diary (PDF) (Text)

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November 2004
The Parent Trap (PDF) (Text)

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August 2004
Holidays - The Road Less Travelled (PDF) (Text)

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May 2004
Friends (PDF) (Text)

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February 2004
Back to life (PDF) (Text)

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November 2003
Stacy's story (PDF) (Text)

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August 2003
The dating game (PDF)

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April 2003
Growing pains of educating M.E. (PDF)

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January 2002
Liv's guide to surviving university (PDF)

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September 2001
Kirsty's story (PDF)

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June 2001
Zoe's story (PDF)

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March 2001
Education matters (PDF)
Emma's story (PDF)

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November 2000
Interview with Emily Wilcox (PDF)

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May 2000
Studying with M.E. (PDF)

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Whether you're newly diagnosed or an 'M.E. veteran', badly affected or on the way to recovery, InterAction aims to include something for everyone. InterAction is the face and voice of the charity and keeps you up to date on our campaigns and how you can help. It gives people with M.E. the chance to share tips on coping and gives lots of ideas for managing M.E. better. It’s about making members feel part of what we do, and helping to make people feel less alone.

If you would like to receive InterAction then see our membership page for details.

Theresa Theresa has been editor of InterAction for five years, and has also been a trustee of Action for M.E. She's had M.E. since the age of 18, following a bout of glandular fever, but is now much better. She's keen to use her new-found energy helping others in their quest for better health.

'If you have ideas for topics aimed at younger readers that you'd like to see covered in InterAction, drop me a line and share your thoughts. Or perhaps you fancy yourself as a cartoonist? If so, send in your efforts. Feedback on the mag is always welcome and much appreciated! You can write to me c/o Action for M.E.'s Wells office or email interaction@afme.org.uk'