Action for M.E.

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£10.00 could help us campaign for changes to health and welfare policies.

£25.00 could provide information packs to 5 newly diagnosed people

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£5.00 could help us educate GPs, to ensure people with M.E. get the best support.

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Messages from other supporters

I just need to do this i wont leave my name i will know that i have done it and this may go twards helping lots of people but one very special one to me

Donation by Anonymous

This money was raised at a Zumba Tea Party for M.E. Everyone wore blue to show their support and we had a raffle and cake sale :) My daughter is 18 and has M.E, so cause is very close to my heart! <3

Donation by Mrs Alison Cutts £150.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
in memory of beautiful louise walsom age 18

Donation by bethany sluman

I have been a sufferer of M.E for 5 years now, since I was 14. I could only donate £10 as things are tight at the moment, but I hope it helps

Donation by Stephanie Slade £10.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

Why your donation matters

Action for M.E. relies on the generosity of people like you. Together, we can end the ignorance, injustice and neglect of M.E., once and for all.

Your gift will help us invest in research that can lead to a faster diagnosis, more effective treatments and ultimately a cure.

Your gift will help us to campaign relentlessly for changes to health and welfare policies.

Your gift will help us support people with M.E. and educate GPs, employers and teachers to ensure people with M.E. receive the best possible support.

Make a donation to Action for M.E. today - your support is hugely appreciated. Thank you.

Case study: donations in action

“I’m a single mum to Harry, 18, and Theo, 11. During my second pregnancy I was told I had M.E. I’ve since been in constant pain, taking 37 painkillers a day, including morphine when pain is at its worst.

“Before M.E. I was a competitive, active person. I was a hands-on mum but now my children care for me.

“Sometimes I have total paralysis where I can’t move at all. I can’t talk or open my eyes; I have to be fed, bathed and even turned in bed.

“Harry has found it particularly hard, as he knew ‘normal, active, happy’ mum for his first seven years, whereas Theo has only known ‘in pain, in tears, in hospital’ mum.

“There’s very little understanding of M.E. and much ignorance in the medical profession. The lack of support from all health services and the physical impact of M.E. leave me feeling very alone and like a prisoner in my own body.

“M.E. has devastated my whole family. We all need somewhere to turn to help us cope with this awful illness.”

Sarah's story