"WEGO Health is the Network of Patient Leaders
We believe these e-patients, advocates, influencers, and collaborators, are leading the charge in health. Which is why we refer to these individuals as patient leaders." (From their website)
I have been nominated for some of their awards over the years and even became a finalist once.
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From 2013 |
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From 2014 |
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From 2018 |
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From 2019 |
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From 2020
So, what does all this mean? I'm not exactly sure.
I think I'm supposed to brag about it. Done √
I think I'm supposed to beg for endorsements but I'm not going to do that.
The only reason I'm even writing this post is because maybe, someday, long after I am a medical students' cadaver (a future neurologist?) someone else with a chronic illness may decide that it is OKAY to write about their own experience using humor.
And that to me, is the best reward ever.
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