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InterAction, our magazine for Supporting Members, is packed full of news, research and features on living with M.E. It also includes letters, notices and stories from people with M.E.

Aiming to encourage, support and inform our members, InterAction is published in April, August and November.

Our brilliant volunteers write content, proofread the pages to make sure everything is accurate and easy to understand, and record articles for our Soundcloud channel.

You can listen to issue 118,our Winter 2024 issue, here.

You can read selected articles below – or why not join us to receive your copy three times a year?

When someone dismisses ME

January 22, 4118

Dear teamOur Information and Support team answer your questions.(From InterAction 118, Winter 2024)Q. I am due to stay with family over the Christmas period. Some of my relatives are…
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Communities of disbelief

January 22, 1140

From InterAction 117, Autumn 2024Communities of disbeliefNoLoyiso Jolobe, also known as Lolli, was born in South Africa. She first moved to the UK when she was nearly 10 years old.…
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Diving Deep

January 22, 5820

From InterAction 116, published Spring 2024 Diving deep Amy Arthur describes what life is like when you're chronically ill and autistic. SPEED READ Amy has had ME of varying…
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Reinventing the season

January 22, 4020

From InterAction 115, published Winter 2023 Reinventing the seasonSociety, the media, even our loved ones – all paint a picture of what Christmas is ‘supposed’ to look like. For those…
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Finding ways to see the world

From InterAction 114, published Autumn 2023Finding ways to see the world The M.E. community shares practical tips for enjoying holidays adapted to your needs – as well as ideas for…
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Nutritional therapy

From InterAction 113, published April 2023This alternative approach is one where chronic health issues are assessed holistically, and treatments individually tailored. Sally Ulph…
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“Less stuff, more life”

From InterAction 112, published Christmas 2022In managing his M.E. Oliver Sharman found that less is definitely more. He shares his journey in adopting the concept of minimalism.In…
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New Government approach to M.E.

From InterAction 111, published Autumn 2022Former Health Secretary Sajid Javid chose the first ever World M.E. Day to publish a pioneering statement pledging a new approach to M.E.…
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