Fighting for women's health equity, #MEAction board, #MillionsMissing, #pwme
Joined November 2006
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Pam Laird retweeted
6 Jul 2022
If you think I talk about it a lot (IRL), it’s often out of necessity. I don’t bring it up to be annoying or make excuses. This is my reality.
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Pam Laird retweeted
6 Jul 2022
They also are so severe since getting “the big sick” that they affect EVERY SINGLE ASPECT of my life.
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Pam Laird retweeted
6 Jul 2022
me being negative. This is my reality. Likely for the rest of my life unless a HUGE miracle occurs or a cure for a GENETIC illness is found.
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Pam Laird retweeted
8 Sep 2021
Y’all. My mind just exploded.
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Pam Laird retweeted
25 May 2021
All in favor of a test for aortic aneurysms, raise your hand
@YaleMed news.yale.edu/2021/05/25/all…
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Congrats to @jenbrea I concur, @unrestfilm is very special.
19 Nov 2020
Yay! @unrestfilm included as one of “Top 10 Netflix Documentaries Directed By Women, Ranked According To IMDb” screenrant.com/best-netflix-…
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Pam Laird retweeted
21 Nov 2020
The SMC rounds up the usual suspects to whine about new NICE draft that rejects GET and CBT: virology.ws/2020/11/20/trial…
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Pam Laird retweeted
13 Oct 2020
#MEAction volunteers and staff just met with the CDC! There is much to report, but now we will rest. We prepped so hard to make this meeting as productive as possible and it paid off! The meeting was productive, with more follow up engagement to come. #CDC #mecfs #COVID19 💪✌️
ALT #MEAction staff and volunteers pose after a productive call with the CDC. Therese, Art, Beth, Wilhelmina, and Ben are pictured left to right.
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Pam Laird retweeted
30 Sep 2020
My read is that Trump is losing every woman in America. We have all dealt with this guy.
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To quote a friend “as if Covid wasn’t enough”
20 Aug 2020
My #PhotoOfTheDay perfectly
depicts 2020... ugh!
Maybe best of year.
#photography by @noahberger3884
#CaliforniaFires
#Covid_19
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In our 30s, Mark and I both contracted a bad virus. We both recovered, but not completely. He was left with Type 1 Diabetes, I with ME. Please bear in mind that while you might not die of COVID-19, it might damage your health for the rest of your life. meaction.net/2020/05/10/rese…
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“COVID-19: WHY WE SHOULD ALL WEAR MASKS — THERE IS NEW SCIENTIFIC RATIONALE” by Sui Huang
link.medium.com/4BtijyhDJ5
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“This is our chance to define a new version of normal, a rare and truly sacred (yes, sacred) opportunity to get rid of the bullshit...” from
Prepare for the Ultimate Gaslighting* by Julio Vincent Gambuto
link.medium.com/dDrDw866C5.
Pam Laird retweeted
21 Mar 2020
this! i’m getting torn between 2 conflicting states
1) everything’s more accessible! i can do courses/chat/work & I’ve had more remote social contact this week than in years! Yay!
2) everyone’s spent less than a week living my daily life & is losing their minds. oh, that hurts
20 Mar 2020
Such an odd time to be chronically ill: you’re more restricted than ever but also life has never been more accessible. Remote working is the norm. Friends groupchat. Musicians stream concerts. Media give tips on isolation. Suddenly everyone‘s housebound and the world has adapted.
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Pam Laird retweeted
19 Jan 2020
Jennifer Brea is the 2019 recipient of the Invisible Disabilities Association’s first ever Media Impact Award. She brought visibility to people with #MECFS with the international award-winning documentary film Unrest. Congratulations!
invisibledisabilities.org/se…
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Pam Laird retweeted
3 Jan 2020
Wow “In more than two dozen interviews, scientists whose ideas fell outside the dogma recounted how, for decades, believers in the dominant hypothesis suppressed research on alternative ideas:They influenced what studies got published in top journals, which scientists got funded”
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Pam Laird retweeted
29 Dec 2019
This article is a cautionary tale for any disease whose etiology is unknown, including ME/CFS. When I review a grant proposal with a novel hypothesis, I remind myself that I do not own a crystal ball.
statnews.com/2019/06/25/alzh…
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