May is GBS/CIDP Awareness Month!!!

    • Anonymous
      May 4, 2007 at 1:42 pm

      Make sure to check out our website to see if there is a Chapter Meeting in your area. Meetings are a great place to learn more about GBS & CIDP and meet fellow GBSers and CIDPers. Just copy and paste the link below. Also check out our Walk-a-thon page to see if there is an upcoming walk in your area.

      http://www.gbs-cidp.org/news-events.htm

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      http://www.gbs-cidp.org/contactus.htm

      While you’re on our web site, stop and stay awhile and check out some of our great features. Our news page keeps you up with current GBS/CIDP news and our FYI page can help you to search past newsletters for information.

    • Anonymous
      May 4, 2007 at 4:40 pm

      I would like to add something.

      [B]MAGNETIC RIBBONS[/B] : I encourage all of you to look at the gbsfi web store and order a ribbon, they really are great.

      I try and read other peoples ribbons at the back of their cars and am so tired of the same thing – This one really gets people’s attention, I find my car easier, people enquire about the ‘different’ looking ribbon, the money goes to research, the middle part is a fridge magnet, its GBS month and what better way to celebrate that than a ribbon on the car? (and the list goes on) …. lets admit it, all in all, its a great buy

      Im partial to the Ribbons, but the little phone holder is rather cute too though :p .

    • Anonymous
      May 9, 2007 at 11:41 am

      Just bringing this back to the top for our new members.

    • Anonymous
      May 10, 2007 at 9:08 am

      Hello,
      Since May is GBS/CIDP awareness month, I’m going to wear my GBS tee shirt that I got at the symposium when I go into the city next week. These are also available at the store. I wish a bigger design was on the front, rather then just a logo. The big readable design is on the back and when you sit in a wheelchair, it doesn’t show.