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While not the same as in person, hoping a call will help
There aren’t too many cities with in person meetings

We will try meetings 2x/month.

If you are interested please let me know if there are any days/times you cannot attend?

If you are generally free just say “free”.

This is low key, no stress. Some time for introductions, how you are doing on your treatments, other topics as you want - how you are doing explaining. Diagnosis, how you are handling daily activities (how to address a… read more

March 24, 2025
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A MGteam Member

Yes, for sure.
How about Mondays at 1:00 eastern/12 central/11mountain/10 pacific!

And we can talk logistics after that?

I notice for me Ivrarely have Monday doctor appointments.
What do you think?

March 25, 2025 (edited)
A MGteam Member

I'm down for having meetings by zoom.

March 25, 2025
A MGteam Member

Maybe a zoom type meeting?

March 25, 2025
MGteam

Support meetings are incredibly valuable for people with MG. Having regular connections with others who understand the daily challenges can improve overall wellbeing and provide practical insights for managing symptoms and treatments.

Virtual meetings twice monthly offer flexibility for those who may not have access to Show Full Answer

Support meetings are incredibly valuable for people with MG. Having regular connections with others who understand the daily challenges can improve overall wellbeing and provide practical insights for managing symptoms and treatments.

Virtual meetings twice monthly offer flexibility for those who may not have access to in-person support groups. These casual conversations allow members to share experiences about diagnosis journeys, treatment experiences, and daily living strategies in a comfortable, understanding environment. The format you're suggesting - with introductions, treatment discussions, and daily activity management tips - creates an excellent structure for meaningful connection. Many MGteam members have found that reading and sharing experiences helps them navigate their health journey more effectively, especially when they're unsure what questions to ask.

March 24, 2025

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