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http://voicesfromtheshadowsfilm.co.uk/
The above screened at the Stanford University ME/CFS Symposium in 2014 and the talk with Prof Mark VanNess in Bristol
The original 1 hour film is available to view free of charge on Vimeo
To go to Vimeo click here and enter the promo code VOICES
DVDs are not currently available to buy.
Please remember this film is not suitable for children and young people with ME who may be distressed by viewing it. It is intended to educate those who are not familiar with the illness and issues surrounding it.
The film is in English with subtitles in Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, Czech, German, Japanese and English.
“The reach of this riveting film has been extraordinary, and it has significantly influenced the debate on seriously ill youth with ME. This moving documentary has been like a shot heard around the world as it has precipitated an increasing awareness of the severely ill and highlighted the prejudice against patients and the unwitting but pernicious harm done by too many health care professionals.” Professor Leonard Jason, Director of the Center for Community Research
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/22513
The above screened at the Stanford University ME/CFS Symposium in 2014 and the talk with Prof Mark VanNess in Bristol
The original 1 hour film is available to view free of charge on Vimeo
To go to Vimeo click here and enter the promo code VOICES
DVDs are not currently available to buy.
Please remember this film is not suitable for children and young people with ME who may be distressed by viewing it. It is intended to educate those who are not familiar with the illness and issues surrounding it.
The film is in English with subtitles in Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, Czech, German, Japanese and English.
“The reach of this riveting film has been extraordinary, and it has significantly influenced the debate on seriously ill youth with ME. This moving documentary has been like a shot heard around the world as it has precipitated an increasing awareness of the severely ill and highlighted the prejudice against patients and the unwitting but pernicious harm done by too many health care professionals.” Professor Leonard Jason, Director of the Center for Community Research
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/22513
