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This is the site of a national charity
campaigning to improve the lives of people with M.E. in the UK. |
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SupportME was
created by a recovering M.E./CFS sufferer as an online resource for
sufferers of the condition. A particular emphasis is placed on positive
information. |
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Louise Sargent's
site is great. M.E. Support is beneficial not only to M.E. sufferers
but carers, family and friends of M.E. sufferers too. I enjoy the breadth
of articles and contributions from a variety of people. |
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This site has masses of information and plenty of useful links! |
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M.E. - Not Alone is Nicky Keates' site. It has a Christian ethos but Nicky empasizes that everyone is welcome and there are really useful M.E pages. A lovely place to visit! |
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Deciding to have a child, going through pregnancy and parenting are all difficult even when you don't suffer from ME/CFS. Sally Lambert's site aims to offer extra support to those going through these life stages. (I found her advice about preparing for labour particularly helpful.) |
