ME/CFS Resources
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This information collated by the Hunter-Hopkins Center gives advice for both patients and their medical professionals for those needing surgery under a general anesthetic.
This document outlines the three primary symptoms of ME/CFS, as well as a number of other commonly occurring symptoms.
This presentation outlines what we know and don’t know about ME/CFS, the diagnostic process and ongoing support needs, as well as links to resources for patients and family of those with ME/CFS. Watching this presentation also contributes to GPs annual CME.
This document gives a great overview of ME/CFS, the common symptoms, and some information about management techniques, including Pacing.
Richie Barnett discusses his journey and what it is like to live with ME/CFS. Richie captained the Aotearoa New Zealand Rugby League team in the 2000 World Cup, after which he retired due to ME/CFS.
Professor Warren Tate spoke at the ME/CFS Support (Auckland) AGM in 2021. This presentation covers some of his updated research, the relationship between ME/CFS and Long COVID, as well as contributions to the research around ME/CFS internationally.
Dr Morten spoke at the ME Support AGM 2023 event. His presentation also includes his research in the UK into identifying fatigue, associated blood factors in ME/CFS, as well as developing a blood cell-based diagnostic test for this illness. He covered the importance of chronic Infections in chronic disease and the potential role of mitochondria, and our microbiome.
Long COVID Resources
This booklet provides support and advice for those experiencing symptoms of Long COVID. Developed by the Auckland District Health Boards, this resource contains advice on self-management of a number of symptoms as well as resources to use for tracking ongoing symptoms.
Opinion Article by Patrick Hadfield, President, ME Auckland, Published on RNZ website 12 May 2022
This contains an executive summary for Long COVID in the Executive Summary Document, then a full chapter on Long COVID in the main report (starting on Page 114).
Newsletters
Our Summer Newsletter is out - another fantastic 4 book giveaway, tips on coping at this busy time of year, updates on our organisation, videos of our guest speakers, links to great resources and more - we hope you find something helpful to you.
Frequent warmer weather and spring flowers announce Spring is nearly here, and we have a great variety for you in this Spring Newsletter: there is a book giveaway; Mental Health Awareness Week is coming up and we bring you some great resources to support your mental health; a research update; we're looking for a new board member; event details and more.
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Newsletter Editions
With winter being a time to hunker down, stay warm and eat hot nourishing food, in this newsletter we bring you a couple of simple recipe ideas requiring minimal energy.
We also have an excellent article from a member on the importance of language around ME, an informative article on Menopause from our Community Support Coordinator, links to great resources and our usual important updates and event dates.
Spring Newsletter 2023
Summer Newsletter 2023
This issue formally welcomes two new staff members to our small team. We include a link to our Interview of Dr Cliff Harvey - Clinical Nutritionist, a link to our video on 'Working with your Doctor or Health Provider', a research update on ME/CFS & Long COVID, a list of ways to 'Keep cool this summer on a budget, and much more.
Spring Newsletter 2023
Spring Newsletter 2023
Spring Newsletter 2023
Spring Newsletter 2023
