Stream "Forgotten Plague" free, limited time

[Merry]

The new ME/CFS documentary "Forgotten Plague" is available now through 7 pm EST (12 am GMT) Monday, the 18th, on Vimeo.

Link:

Password: forourfans

My source of information about this: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...79297512.61710.100002536068526&type=3&theater

 

[Cort]

The new ME/CFS documentary "Forgotten Plague" is available now through 7 pm EST (12 am GMT) Monday, the 18th, on Vimeo.

Link:

Password: forourfans

My source of information about this: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...79297512.61710.100002536068526&type=3&theater

Darn - I missed this. Please let me know when it happens again

 

[Merry]

Darn - I missed this. Please let me know when it happens again

@Cort, it's not 7 pm EST yet. The film is just over an hour.

 

[Merry]

@Cort, it's not 7 pm EST yet. The film is just over an hour.

Although I couldn't, after entering the password, get the video to play directly from my post, when I clicked on Vimeo, I could play the video on the website.

 

[Cort]

Although I couldn't, after entering the password, get the video to play directly from my post, when I clicked on Vimeo, I could play the video on the website.

I know but I'm out in the desert on a Verizon hotspot and can't watch video. It'll eat up all my allowed data...

 

[Merry]

Oh. Sorry. If I hear of another opportunity to watch the film free, I'll contact you.

 

[Folk]

Thanks @Merry, I wouldn't have seen it if it weren't for this thread

The Documentary doesn't bring much news for us patients, but let's hope it brings attention for the rest.

I must say it depressed me a little too, it's pretty negative evenwhen trying to show some optimism. :\
But I guess that's the best way for people to understand how serious it could get and finally do something about it

 

[Merry]

You are most welcome, @Folk. I, too, hope that people besides patients and caregivers see the film. The general public, including clinicians, still don't get how seriously debilitating this illness is. The interviews with patients and caregivers were moving -- even depressing, yes.