 
Doc & Pill are characters in a new animation about the costs of FM & ME/CFS to Canadian society.
Prepared by volunteer Yana Melnikova of the MultiMedia Design School of Algonquin College, her Flash animation presents the Government's huge FM & CFS costs in contrast to the small cost of investing in improved outcomes for patients.
FM-CFS Canada thanks Yana, for being a pleasure to work with, professional, a good story teller, and a good artist. And we thank Tanya Hawley, her academic advisor and professor, for helping FM-CFS Canada connect with her program.
Click here for the animation, and the script.
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CTV Ottawa is donating an advertising campaign in Ottawa, valued up to $20,000, to help raise awareness of FM & CFS. It started in September.
Would you like to encourage your local CTV station to air it? Please do!
Perhaps we can help, you're welcome to contact us
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A 14 minute FM-CFS Canada video about the impact of Fibromyalgia
This mpg video is designed to communicate without sound for faster download. It uses on-screen text like the old silent films to work in a noisy public environment where people won't hear words clearly.
Another version with music is being prepared, and coming soon!
A 2-hour May 2006 audio recording about Fibromyalgia, its nature and treatment.
This presentation was digitally recorded by FM-CFS Canada with permission.
I. Jon Russell, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Texas Health Science Center; Director, University Clinical Research Center, San Antonio, Texas
Department of Medicine, The University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas
Considered one of the world's leading Fibromyalgia experts.
Available as a 2 hour MP3 Podcast.
Click here: http://fm-cfs.ca/Russell-podcast.rss
Or split in two, the two MP3 files are available at:
Track 1 (5.3 Megs) is followed by Track 2 (8.5 Megs).
COMING SOON:
A FM-CFS Canada video interview with Dr. I. Jon Russell about FMS research.
Recorded in San Antonio, Texas by volunteer videographer Steve Martin, of Ottawa's High Angle Productions.
FM-CFS Canada's independently produced radio & TV ad
You are welcome to encourage your TV or radio station to use it.
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This 3 hour streaming video of Dr. Paul Cheney talks about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) heart and energy problems.
A short, new, motivational movie, "Rules For Being Human."
(Not produced by FM-CFS Canada)
In April of 2006 FM-CFS Canada produced a CD for 1,000 Ottawa area physicians to give them free electronic copies of the Canadian Concensus Protocols whose electronic distribution rights we acquired from Haworth Press. Your doctors can download the Concensus Protocols in journal form, for free, thanks to this arrangement.
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