National Awareness Month
Being new to M-G.com (and the Health Union Community) does Myasthenia-Gravis.com do anything each year to give light to one, or more, aspects of Myasthenia-Gravis; either awareness, or healing, or dealing/s, or individual remissions, or ??? during the month of June? I did not see an Internet thread or topic.
Thank you Jodi.
Thank you Jodi ... I will dive into your links ... Robert
Jodi, this link: https://myasthenia.org/Make-an-Impact/Turn-Awareness-into-Action-MG-Awareness-Month-2023 from Kaitlyn seems like a perfect candidate for broadcasting out to M-G.com members with the suggesting of one, or more, options.
Thanks Jodi ... with the power of the Internet and Social Media platforms coupled with the vastness of M-G.com members (and others within the Health Union Community) there seems like an opportunity for posting controlled yet broad-scoped campaigns that kick-off in June but carry on for ??? timeline ... with the goal to penetrate someone/s awareness of MG and the kicking of energy into researchers for their alloting time and talent into any element of MG; i.e. improving the life of someone with MG, solution/s for remission and (of course) conquering.
OK, while I am of an age where attacking 'windmills' like MG maybe overwhelming (and best served by my buying a wheel chair and renting a corner in a retirement home library) ... I have no knowldege of the age groupings within M-G.com and (age factors or not set aside) if the M-G has members who are in fact active in social media or blogs and thus the raising of the dead for message campaigning ... if only the month of June, if not further.
I will dive into your link offering and maybe much of my thinking and wondering is answered. Thank you Jodi.Thank you for the link ... I will taie a look. This "Call to Action" link certainly shares quite a bit of "Call to Action" options and a couple of which have my personal attention. In review it also makes me wonder if M-G.com will be broadcasting out to its members either this link or (even better) breaking out the options for multiple broadcasting ... obviously, there is only so much that can be done.
