Become a Member and Receive Our Quarterly Newsletter, “Reaching Out”

Our Association publishes 4 newsletters each year that are chock full of the latest information about our Association and tips on how to cope with M.E./CFS and related illnesses like Fibromyalgia and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities. We include medical and legal updates and provide links to the latest medical research and great websites.

"Reaching Out" is free with for those who take out an Annual Membership with the MEAO. The membership is only $25 a year and helps support all of our efforts. We have over 250 individual members and more than 25 group members. So come join us.

Just click on the attached form and mail it in with your payment.

Here Are Just a Few Articles You Missed in 2008-2009

  • Government Data Shows Ontarians with M.E./CFS Are Disadvantaged
  • Report on the International Association for CFS/ME Conference in Reno
  • Research into CFS in Children
  • A Good Night’s Sleep Without Medication
  • What is the ARCH Disability Law Centre?
  • Chronic Pain Management: A Physiotherapist’s Perspective
  • Research Findings on M.E./CFS
  • Keays v. Honda Supreme Court Decision
  • Pacing and M.E./CFS
  • What Can I Do if My Claim for LTD is Denied?
  • Can Allergies Aggravate M.E./CFS and Fibromyalgia

So start your membership today and keep up-to-date with the experts on all the medical and legal information you need as well as reading great articles from people with M.E./CFS on taking care of your health and emotional needs.

Our Past Archive Issues of Reaching Out Are Now Online!

We have made our library of past issues of Reaching Out available online. They are organized by the year they were published. Out of respect for our paid members, there is a one year lag between publication and when we put the issue online. You can read each issue as it was published and we will be taking some of our most popular older articles and placing them in their relevant sections throughout the website in the coming months.

We believe that these articles are still relevant to readers, but always check medical information against new research. Always talk with your doctor and other professionals before following any information you read in our newsletter or on our website.

Please note that some website links in Reaching Out may no longer be working as time passes.

Archive Issues

2009

2008

2007

2006