Tag Archives: #MillionsMissing

Downhill

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Africa Clockwise

The first time I ever met Ethiopians* was when I was volunteering in the Soetwater refugee camp in May 2008, a couple of days after an outbreak of xenophobic violence across South Africa had caused an exodus of immigrants from … Continue reading →

Posted in 23 Ethiopia | Tagged #MillionsMissing, Church of Christ Mission School For The Deaf, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Lake Langano, Orbis Trading, Oromo, Tigray War, travelling with M.E., travelling with POTS | Leave a comment

#MillionsMore?

Posted on May 9, 2021 by Africa Clockwise

On the eve of ME Awareness week and the annual May 12th #MillionsMissing campaign, I’m interrupting the Africa Clockwise story for a moment to update you about the risk of #MillionsMore. Last July, in the blog #LonghaulersUnite, I warned that … Continue reading →

Posted in 30 Back in SA | Tagged #MillionsMissing, #MillionsMore, Long COVID, Long Covid and ME/CFS, Milton and ME | 1 Comment

M.E. Too or Why I am No Longer NOT Speaking to Doctors about Chronic Illness

Posted on August 7, 2018 by Africa Clockwise

Three weeks ago, I met the first doctor in 25 years to believe me. She is a gynaecologist and I went to consult her about my intense peri-menopause rather than my autoimmune condition. As symptoms overlap however, I had to … Continue reading →

Posted in 00 M.E. | Tagged #M.E.too, #metoo, #MillionsMissing, #saggyboobsmatter, #saggylivesmatter, #Spooniesplaining, A Girl Behind Dark Glasses, Anil van der Zee, Cort Johnson, Doctors and M.E., Dr Lin Feng-Chao, Dr Simon Wessely, Emily Collingridge, intersectional issues of invisible illness, invisible illness in global south, Jamison Hill, Jen Brea, Jenny Rowbory, Jenny Spotila, Jessica Kellgren-Fozard, Jessica Taylor-Bearman, Kaitlyn Plyley, Keep Chronic But Carry On, Lynn Gilderdale, MEAction, MEpedia, Merry Crofts, Open Medicine Foundation, Pause sign tattoo for Invisible Illness, Prof Ron Davis, Reni Eddo Lodge, Severe M.E. Day 8th August 2018, Sophia Mirza, Tom Kindlon, travelling with M.E., Unrest film | 30 Comments

A Crateful of Pomegranates

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Africa Clockwise

There was no denying it. Sampson was in love. Can your husband have an affair with a dog? Granted, Monte was a darling. Young, energetic, doe-eyed, silky-haired and constantly adoring – what’s not to love? So we went back to the lovely … Continue reading →

Posted in 20a Europe | Tagged #CanyouseeMEnow, #M.E.too, #metoo, #MillionsMissing, Alison Hunter, deaths from ME, Dr Dimitri Karamaridis, Dr Simon Wessely, Emily Collingridge, history of ME/CFS, Itea Greece, Lynn Gilderdale, Margaret Williams, Martin Lev, Merryn Crofts, Nancy Klimas, PACE trial, Sophia Mirza, travelling with M.E., Vanessa Li | 1 Comment

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Downhill

#MillionsMore?

M.E. Too or Why I am No Longer NOT Speaking to Doctors about Chronic Illness

A Crateful of Pomegranates

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