Does anyone have ideas for questions which might be posed to the 3 Party Leaders during the UK election debates, which would highlight our plight ?
Questions can be submitted at :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8589502.stm
This is a huge opportunity to achieve greater awareness of CFS/ME(at least here in the UK) if we can put together the "perfect question".
So what might comprise the perfect question?
A few thoughts:
Get your thinking caps on people & sieze the moment, because this is too good an opportunity to be missed!
Cheers
TGOP
I must credit "Kati" for starting the thread about the Canadian Blood Service's reaction to potential xmrv contamination of their blood supply & V99's contribution to that thread, which prompted the idea for this post.
Questions can be submitted at :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8589502.stm
This is a huge opportunity to achieve greater awareness of CFS/ME(at least here in the UK) if we can put together the "perfect question".
So what might comprise the perfect question?
A few thoughts:
- needs to be short and punchy
- makes the wider population sit up and take notice of CFS/ME as a "real" disease & the potential risk posed by xmrv ?
- highlights the lack of biomedical research - in spite of overwhelming evidence of a pathogenic cause
- enables the opposition candidates to embarrass the government for their failure to do anything
- encourages the opposition parties to commit to a new approach to research
Get your thinking caps on people & sieze the moment, because this is too good an opportunity to be missed!
Cheers
TGOP
I must credit "Kati" for starting the thread about the Canadian Blood Service's reaction to potential xmrv contamination of their blood supply & V99's contribution to that thread, which prompted the idea for this post.
