NEWSLETTER January 2023

  In this issue: Rare Disease Day Feb 28 UTS Rare Disease Day Morning Tea Corrine’s Recovery After Pleurodesis A Guide to Making Bequests in Your Will Brisbane LAM Ladies Lunch Feb 9 Member Stories: A Template to Share your Story to Raise Awareness by Penny McKee     LAM Australia President’s Report: Louise Lloyd

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NEWSLETTER October 2022

  I do hope you are all ok following the devastating floods that we have been through and that we have seen the last of them for a long time.   Over the last couple of months we have been focusing on developing a member database to register our member’s data securely and to enable

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NEWSLETTER July 2022

  I’d like to thank our members that joined us for the Annual General Meeting. I would like to thank our outgoing committee members for their support and commitment over the years, it is much appreciated and, to welcome our new members and thank them for volunteering to help us to support our members. Our

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Annual General Meeting 2022

“At the Annual General Meeting held on 26 June, 2022 the motion to move to accept the minutes of the previous AGM, the President’s Report and the Treasurer’s Report were approved and seconded. A copy of these reports is attached. If anyone would like the full financial reports as at 31 December 2021, which have

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NEWSLETTER for April 2022

  I’d like to thank everyone who joined us for the Rare Disease Day Panel discussion on Living with LAM. We had a great turnout of attendees and our panel members – Prof. Brian Oliver, Dr Deborah Yates and Ana Paula Ruiz, were just amazing. To have taken the time to join us, present and be

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Happiness Journal

Journaling is an intentional way to help you slow down, check in with yourself and practice mindfulness & gratitude. Here is a Happiness Journal outline (created by Corrine Tye-Lim).  

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Oral COVID-19 medicines

Oral medicines to treat COVID-19 are now available in Australia. What are they? The medicines are called Lagevrio and Paxlovid. They are the first oral medicines that can treat COVID-19. Oral medicines are ones you put in your mouth, like tablets or capsules. This means you can take these medicines at home rather than needing to

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