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COVID-19 VACCINE
Covid-19 vaccine and M.E. This page was most recently updated on Tuesday 11 May 2021. This page is based on advice offered by Prof Julia Newton, one of Action for M.E.'s medical advisers, and information from the UK Government.Our staff team are not medically trained and are not able to advise on having the vaccine, other than sharing information from the Government and our medical advisers. GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse. YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of peopleM.E. AND WORK
PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. ACTION FOR MERESOURCESOUR COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDONATE NOWLEAVE A LEGACYFOR EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS We are here for people living with M.E. We're working to ensure adults, children, young people and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. Get connected to Action for M.E. services, support and resources by phone, email and online, including peer-support and services local to you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
COVID-19 VACCINE
Covid-19 vaccine and M.E. This page was most recently updated on Tuesday 11 May 2021. This page is based on advice offered by Prof Julia Newton, one of Action for M.E.'s medical advisers, and information from the UK Government.Our staff team are not medically trained and are not able to advise on having the vaccine, other than sharing information from the Government and our medical advisers. GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse. YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of peopleM.E. AND WORK
PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you.M.E. AND WORK
M.E. and work. M.E. can have a significant impact upon a person’s ability to work. For some, their symptoms are such they can’t consider working at all. Others are able to stay in or return to employment, with the right sort of support in place. Managing fluctuations in M.E. symptoms, and working out what will help you toreliably sustain a
WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? The way you would feel at the end of that is how it feels to have M.E. every day. It is like being on a carousel: you have ups and downs but you can never get off.”. Another Action for M.E. supporter says: “I feel like I wake up with a mattress on me most mornings. When I wake up with post-exertional malaise, there is an elephant sitting on WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level.M.E. AND LONG COVID
M.E. and Long Covid "The term 'Long COVID' is commonly used to describe signs and symptoms that continue or develop after acute COVID‑19. It includes both ongoing symptomatic COVID‑19 (from 4 to 12 weeks) and post‑COVID ‑19 syndrome (12 weeks or more).". This description was taken from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) rapid guideline for Covid-19:SEVERE M.E.
Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: 95% of respondents with severe M.E. said they had stopped or reduced household tasks. 98% had stopped or reduced social contact. 66% require full or part-time care. 59% were no longer able to leave their home independently.LIVING WITH M.E.
This guide is based on workshops and conversations with 16 people, who between them have more than 100 years of combined experience of living with mild, moderate and severe M.E., and whose stories are woven throughout. All took part in Action for M.E.’s Living and learning with M.E. project inOUR STAFF TEAM
Deputy Chief Executive. Ruth Richardson joined Action for M.E. as Operations Director/Deputy Chief Executive in July 2019. Ruth has held senior leadership roles in the VCSE sector since 2010, including seven years working at Age UK Bristol where she managed a city-wide strategic programme to reduce loneliness and isolation in later life, securing £6 million of lottery funding and leading the FIVE-YEAR BIG SURVEY Five year Big Survey. People with M.E. are at the heart of everything we do. Every five years, we consult with people with M.E. in our Big Survey, to gather their experiences of, and insight into, living with M.E. in the UK. We most recently did this in May 2019, consulting with more than 4,000 young people and adults over three months. M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. PIP CHANGES COULD BENEFIT PEOPLE WITH M.E./CFS New changes have been made to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) that could make it easier for people with M.E./CFS to claim the benefit. Describing the changes, our Welfare Benefits Advisor said: "The Government has recently updated the PIP guidance for decision makers after a legal judgment from an Upper Tribunal. ACTION FOR MERESOURCESOUR COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDONATE NOWLEAVE A LEGACYFOR EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS We are here for people living with M.E. We're working to ensure adults, children, young people and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. Get connected to Action for M.E. services, support and resources by phone, email and online, including peer-support and services local to you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
COVID-19 VACCINE
Covid-19 vaccine and M.E. This page was most recently updated on Tuesday 11 May 2021. This page is based on advice offered by Prof Julia Newton, one of Action for M.E.'s medical advisers, and information from the UK Government.Our staff team are not medically trained and are not able to advise on having the vaccine, other than sharing information from the Government and our medical advisers. GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse. YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of peopleM.E. AND WORK
PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. ACTION FOR MERESOURCESOUR COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDONATE NOWLEAVE A LEGACYFOR EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS We are here for people living with M.E. We're working to ensure adults, children, young people and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. Get connected to Action for M.E. services, support and resources by phone, email and online, including peer-support and services local to you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
COVID-19 VACCINE
Covid-19 vaccine and M.E. This page was most recently updated on Tuesday 11 May 2021. This page is based on advice offered by Prof Julia Newton, one of Action for M.E.'s medical advisers, and information from the UK Government.Our staff team are not medically trained and are not able to advise on having the vaccine, other than sharing information from the Government and our medical advisers. GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse. YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of peopleM.E. AND WORK
PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you.M.E. AND WORK
M.E. and work. M.E. can have a significant impact upon a person’s ability to work. For some, their symptoms are such they can’t consider working at all. Others are able to stay in or return to employment, with the right sort of support in place. Managing fluctuations in M.E. symptoms, and working out what will help you toreliably sustain a
WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? The way you would feel at the end of that is how it feels to have M.E. every day. It is like being on a carousel: you have ups and downs but you can never get off.”. Another Action for M.E. supporter says: “I feel like I wake up with a mattress on me most mornings. When I wake up with post-exertional malaise, there is an elephant sitting on WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level.M.E. AND LONG COVID
M.E. and Long Covid "The term 'Long COVID' is commonly used to describe signs and symptoms that continue or develop after acute COVID‑19. It includes both ongoing symptomatic COVID‑19 (from 4 to 12 weeks) and post‑COVID ‑19 syndrome (12 weeks or more).". This description was taken from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) rapid guideline for Covid-19:SEVERE M.E.
Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: 95% of respondents with severe M.E. said they had stopped or reduced household tasks. 98% had stopped or reduced social contact. 66% require full or part-time care. 59% were no longer able to leave their home independently.LIVING WITH M.E.
This guide is based on workshops and conversations with 16 people, who between them have more than 100 years of combined experience of living with mild, moderate and severe M.E., and whose stories are woven throughout. All took part in Action for M.E.’s Living and learning with M.E. project inOUR STAFF TEAM
Deputy Chief Executive. Ruth Richardson joined Action for M.E. as Operations Director/Deputy Chief Executive in July 2019. Ruth has held senior leadership roles in the VCSE sector since 2010, including seven years working at Age UK Bristol where she managed a city-wide strategic programme to reduce loneliness and isolation in later life, securing £6 million of lottery funding and leading the FIVE-YEAR BIG SURVEY Five year Big Survey. People with M.E. are at the heart of everything we do. Every five years, we consult with people with M.E. in our Big Survey, to gather their experiences of, and insight into, living with M.E. in the UK. We most recently did this in May 2019, consulting with more than 4,000 young people and adults over three months. M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. PIP CHANGES COULD BENEFIT PEOPLE WITH M.E./CFS New changes have been made to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) that could make it easier for people with M.E./CFS to claim the benefit. Describing the changes, our Welfare Benefits Advisor said: "The Government has recently updated the PIP guidance for decision makers after a legal judgment from an Upper Tribunal. ACTION FOR MERESOURCESOUR COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDONATE NOWLEAVE A LEGACYFOR EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS We are here for people living with M.E. We're working to ensure adults, children, young people and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. Get connected to Action for M.E. services, support and resources by phone, email and online, including peer-support and services local to you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse.OUR STAFF TEAM
WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of people PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
UK CFS/M.E. COLLABORATIVE The CMRC's purpose is to promote the discovery of the biological mechanisms that underpin CFS/M.E., which, together with clinical observation, will drive the development of targeted new treatments for this highly underserved patient population. Action for M.E. is a founding Board member of the CMRC and, as part of our researchstrategy, plays
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. ACTION FOR MERESOURCESOUR COMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDONATE NOWLEAVE A LEGACYFOR EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS We are here for people living with M.E. We're working to ensure adults, children, young people and families living with the illness are supported during this unprecedented time, and beyond. Get connected to Action for M.E. services, support and resources by phone, email and online, including peer-support and services local to you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
YOUR PUPILS WITH M.E. Primary and secondary education . M.E./CFS is the biggest cause of health-related long-term school absence.It’s hard to put an accurate number on just how many children and young people have M.E.; prevalence rates vary widely, up to as high as 3%.But even if you only have one student with M.E., you have an essential role to play in offering the right support at the right time – and we can WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? GRADED EXERCISE THERAPY (GET) Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: less than one in ten (6%) respondents said GET helps/has helped manage symptoms, while 13% said it made no difference. more than a third (38%) said it worsened symptoms. A large number of people who completed our survey said that GET is making their symptoms worse.OUR STAFF TEAM
WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level. Our 2016 – 2021 strategy sets out how we meet need now to improve the lives of people PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
UK CFS/M.E. COLLABORATIVE The CMRC's purpose is to promote the discovery of the biological mechanisms that underpin CFS/M.E., which, together with clinical observation, will drive the development of targeted new treatments for this highly underserved patient population. Action for M.E. is a founding Board member of the CMRC and, as part of our researchstrategy, plays
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you.RANGE OF SYMPTOMS
Along with post-exertional malaise, people with M.E. may experience the following symptoms. Feeling generally unwell, such as: Recurrent sore throat, with or without swollen glands. back pain. If pain, especially muscle pain, is more of a problem than fatigue, fibromyalgia may be an issue. Sleep disturbance, such as: hypersomnia(sleeping for a
WHAT DOES M.E. FEEL LIKE? The way you would feel at the end of that is how it feels to have M.E. every day. It is like being on a carousel: you have ups and downs but you can never get off.”. Another Action for M.E. supporter says: “I feel like I wake up with a mattress on me most mornings. When I wake up with post-exertional malaise, there is an elephant sitting on WHAT WE DO | ACTION FOR ME What we do: our vision, mission and values. Our vision is a world without M.E. Our mission is empowering people with M.E. to fulfil their potential and secure the care and support they need, while working towards a greater understanding of the illness and ultimatelya cure.
COVID-19 VACCINE
Covid-19 vaccine and M.E. This page was most recently updated on Tuesday 11 May 2021. This page is based on advice offered by Prof Julia Newton, one of Action for M.E.'s medical advisers, and information from the UK Government.Our staff team are not medically trained and are not able to advise on having the vaccine, other than sharing information from the Government and our medical advisers. WORK OR VOLUNTEER WITH US Work or volunteer with us. A small organisation that regularly punches above its weight, Action for M.E. is leading, with others, a growing community working to create real change on the scale so urgently needed at a local, national and international level.M.E. AND WORK
M.E. and work. M.E. can have a significant impact upon a person’s ability to work. For some, their symptoms are such they can’t consider working at all. Others are able to stay in or return to employment, with the right sort of support in place. Managing fluctuations in M.E. symptoms, and working out what will help you toreliably sustain a
SEVERE M.E.
Action for M.E.’s 2019 Big Survey of more than 4,000 people with M.E. found that: 95% of respondents with severe M.E. said they had stopped or reduced household tasks. 98% had stopped or reduced social contact. 66% require full or part-time care. 59% were no longer able to leave their home independently. PACING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT The NICE guideline for M.E. (undergoing essential updates, though this process is on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic) says: “In this guideline, pacing is defined as energy management, with the aim of maximising cognitive and physical activity, while avoiding setbacks/relapses due to overexertion. The keys to pacing are knowingwhen to
M.E. SYMPTOMS: SLEEP PROBLEMS Get information. Getting the right information supports informed decision-making. If you’re newly diagnosed or looking for reliable information about M.E., this is the section for you. LEAVING SCHOOL AT 16? You can leave school at the end of the school year you turn 16 (normally the end of year 11), but this doesn't mean the end of education. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all have slightly different rules about when you can leave school. All young people are now expected to stay in some kind of education or traininguntil they are 18.
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