How can chemically and electrically sensitive people do public activism work when the spaces they need to enter are not accessible? E.I. Jane to the rescue!
MCS activism: How to be represented in an unsafe place
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Homegrown activism for MCS Awareness Month
Planet Thrive member Susi Lippuner shares an educational brochure about non-toxic living with her community in honor of Chemical Sensitivity Awareness Month this May.
Feisty lyme sisters helping each other out
This is what real grassroots activism is about, folks. This is how to raise awareness for an illness, help a patient in a very practical way, and most importantly, to show a friend how much they are loved and cherished.
MCS housing prototype available soon for testing
EcoTECH Design Studio’s MCS housing prototype unit is being installed in Pennsylvania and will be available this July for testing by interested parties.
FREE Teleseminar with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt on Tuesday, May 10
Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PH.D. to discuss the latest cutting edge treatment information during LymeHope’s FREE teleseminar next Tuesday, May 10.
Dr. Lee Cowden FREE Webinar: Treating Chronic Disease On A Very Limited Budget
Dr. Lee Cowden is offering a free webinar this Saturday on understanding the causes of disease and how to eliminate or at least dramatically reduce them with very little expense.
Go fragrance free for the month of May!
May is Chemical Sensitivity Awareness Month, and Planet Thrive urges you to go fragrance and chemical free for the entire month in honor of those who suffer from this debilitating illness.
May is Electromagnetic Radiation Awareness Month
MCS America has made an incredible awareness kit to help you educate your friends, colleagues, family members, and local community.
Celebrate Lyme Disease Awareness Month
The acclaimed lyme disease film Under Our Skin is available for instant streaming on Netflix, and other formats. Watch it this weekend with a friend or loved one to kick off Lyme Disease Awareness Month.
Help make research on chemical intolerance a priority
Place your vote today to help make research on chemical sensitivities a priority for the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS).
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