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A sneak preview for March 2009
As you may know, each year the MSF hosts National MS Education and Awareness Month (TM) in March. Around here, we informally call the planning committee "the March Awareness committee." This drives our executive directors crazy, because as they've pointed out - correctly and repeatedly - we are not raising awareness of the month of March. We are raising awareness of MS. But then again, we try to do that every day. March is special. :-)
Two weeks ago, the planning committee had its first meeting for National MS Education and Awareness Month in March 2009. The purpose of the first meeting is always to develop a theme - a brainstorming process fraught with a lot of awkward silences, silly outbursts, laughing, and repeating of the same thing five different ways, but the end result always happily surprises us all. Somehow, we always seem to come up with a strong message, succinctly expressed.
This year's theme is (::drumroll::) MS: Now You See It, Now You Don't.
Stop and think about it for a minute. It'll hit you.
It did, right? You got it? I think anyone with MS, or who has a loved one with MS, relates to that sense of unpredictability. Symptoms that come and go, or were just invisible to begin with, are part of what makes living with MS so tough. We'll have new publications dealing with those symptoms, and some other theme-related activities in store. Tune in here for details as the time draws closer.
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Two weeks ago, the planning committee had its first meeting for National MS Education and Awareness Month in March 2009. The purpose of the first meeting is always to develop a theme - a brainstorming process fraught with a lot of awkward silences, silly outbursts, laughing, and repeating of the same thing five different ways, but the end result always happily surprises us all. Somehow, we always seem to come up with a strong message, succinctly expressed.
This year's theme is (::drumroll::) MS: Now You See It, Now You Don't.
Stop and think about it for a minute. It'll hit you.
It did, right? You got it? I think anyone with MS, or who has a loved one with MS, relates to that sense of unpredictability. Symptoms that come and go, or were just invisible to begin with, are part of what makes living with MS so tough. We'll have new publications dealing with those symptoms, and some other theme-related activities in store. Tune in here for details as the time draws closer.
LJ Housekeeping note: To those of you who've friended this journal, hi! I just wanted you to know that we haven't friended you back because we've decided not to friend any journals without explicit permission. If you'd like us to, drop a comment please!
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