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Drafting a world organization charter

Molesworth and Hunter of Australia joined with the European leaders
to draft a charter for a world organization for CFS.

From the left: Rosemary Canney, Simon Molesworth, and Christine Hunter.

 
From the top left: René Biserette (France), Bente Schjödt (Denmark), Ellen Piro (Norway), Anna-Louise Midsem (speaking, Denmark), Marion Lescrauwaet (background, Netherlands), Stephanie Woodcock (Britain).

 

Left: Anna-Louise Midsem (leaning forward), in back: Stephanie Woodcock (only top of head can be seen), further back: Jill Booth. Center, with dark hair and seated: Petra Dönselmann (Germany), behind and standing: Elke Uhlisch (Germany).
Continuing to the right: Helmut Uhlisch (Germany), Rosemary Canney (U.K.), Simon Molesworth (Australia), and below is Christine Hunter's nose.
Foreground center, back of head with blonde hair: Raedun Alkanger (Norway).

 
Also present: Monica Arbitrio of Argentina (center, obscured and seated under the painting); and Lajla Mark Awad of Denmark (far right, sitting tall)

 

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The Change-the-name session

 

Vicki Walker of the CFIDS Assoc. of America

Ms. Walker conducts the name-change discussion at the conference.

 

The change-the-name session at the Brussels conference.

 

Marion Lescrauwaet (right),
president of the European M.E. Assoc. Alliance,
discusses the importance of M.E.
during the CFS name-change session.

Left: Vicki Walker

 

Ellen Piro, president of the Norwegian M.E. Assoc.,
discusses proposal for name to recognize
CFS as being an ME-like illness.

 

Prof. Malcolm Hooper of the
Univ. of Newcastle, U.K. (not the one in Australia)

 

Prof. Robert Lewis of the Univ. of Newcastle, U.K.

 

Meghan-Morgan Shannon of MPWMEs (USA).

 

Left: Roger Burns. Right: Prof. Malcolm Hooper.

 

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