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March 7th 2009
Europe Fibromyalgia Action Day – 7 March 2009
 On Saturday 7 March 2009 simultaneously at 16:00 (Brussels time) in Paris, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Brussels, Dublin, Milan,
Lisbon and Madrid a passive demonstration took place where fibromyalgia community members trod the pavements of these cities.
It was reported that 1000-2000 sympathizers gathered in Madrid and 100 where in Milan.
The Media, the politicians, the medical professionals, the patients and the sympathizers raised awareness for an hour all over Europe.
ENFA thanks you all for proving once again that together we are stronger!
If you wish to have more information please contact our Brussels office at .
About ENFA
Welcome to the ENFA website www.enfa-europe.eu The European Network of Fibromyalgia Associations (ENFA) is an international not for profit organisation registered in Brussels, Belgium. Our members represent at this moment 11 countries: France, Germany United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Denmark, Sweden and Israel. Our objectives as an organisation are to represent 14 million Europeans that are suffering from Fibromyalgia. Our aims are raising awareness at the European level, promote rapid and accurate diagnosis, better access to information, public awareness and understanding, increase priority given to Fibromyalgia by policy and decision makers and by health care providers.
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Latest NEWS:
- December 20th 2008, written Declaration 69/2008 on fibromyalgia has been a success in the European Parliament by finding the necessary quorum of signatories of 393 deputies giving their support.
- December 16th 2008, the written declaration 69/2008 about fibromyalgia reached the quotum to be accepted by the European Parliament.
- On Wednesday the 8 October 2008 at 2pm, the Member of the European Parliament that are sponsoring the Written declaration 69/2008 will organise a press conference in room PHS 00A50.
The press conference mark two major events the written declaration but also the European Week against Pain 2008.
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