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CCI Support Blog

The CCI Support Blog is a look at life with Chronic Illnesses written in an informal or conversational style.  If you would like to contribute to this blog, please contact your Health and Wellness Facilitator.

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower

The Hidden Disabilities sunflower scheme is an international approach which is recognised by airlines (Including Air New Zealand) and a growing number of airports, tourism attractions and accommodation providers. It is a simple tool for you to voluntarily share that...

YouTube: Unrest Documentary

Jennifer Brea's Sundance award-winning documentary, Unrest, is a personal journey from patient to advocate to storyteller. Jennifer Brea is working on her PhD at Harvard and about to marry the love of her life when she’s struck down by a mysterious fever that leaves...

ANZMES: Know ME series

Announcement – new CME accredited ME/CFS education series for health professionals ANZMES is excited to announce a new CME accredited education series for health professionals, providing monthly news, articles, and podcasts with the latest evidence based information...

Listening to Families: Videos on ME/CFS

Listening to Families ME/CFS videos A resource for families exploring ME/CFS for their children It can be bewildering when a child or teenager does not recover as expected after a viral infection and remains very unwell. If your family is exploring a diagnosis of...

Luisa’s Journey

Kia Ora beautiful members, and welcome to my blog! I have missed you all, and I wanted to share a little bit of my trip and what went on whilst I was away. I was lucky to be able to go away for a month to spend some quality time with my family. We went to America and...

AGM 2022

The Complex Chronic Illness Support AGM is coming up. You can find out more information here!!

Preventing Long COVID

Written by Rosamund Vallings MB BS, featured on www.anzmes.org.nz  We know that any viral illness will be followed by a post-viral phase.  During this time the body is theoretically in “recovery mode.” Even after a simple cold, a person can be left feeling...

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