Physics Girl | We did it! $150k to research Long COVID @physicsgirl | Uploaded 2 months ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Dianna's day with Long COVID Livestream brought in over $150,000 dollars to the Open Medicine Foundation for research into finding a cure.
Open Medicine Foundation website: (https://www.omf.ngo/)
We can not THANK YOU guys enough for helping make this happen. It means the world to Dianna.
Dianna is suffering from Long COVID and ME/CFS and has been bed-ridden for over a year and a half. She decided to host this stream in order to bring more awareness and funds to research into finding a cure for this disease. Thank you so much to everyone who tuned in.
If you missed it, we recommend watching the interviews from the full Live-stream if you'd like to learn more about ME/CFS and Long COVID. The Live stream is available on the Physics Girl channel on Youtube, and the schedule is listed in the description.
Thank you so much to everyone for helping make this happen. Dianna was so moved by how many people showed up, and she's so glad she could bring more awareness to those suffering from this disease.
Dianna's day with Long COVID Livestream brought in over $150,000 dollars to the Open Medicine Foundation for research into finding a cure.
Open Medicine Foundation website: (https://www.omf.ngo/)
We can not THANK YOU guys enough for helping make this happen. It means the world to Dianna.
Dianna is suffering from Long COVID and ME/CFS and has been bed-ridden for over a year and a half. She decided to host this stream in order to bring more awareness and funds to research into finding a cure for this disease. Thank you so much to everyone who tuned in.
If you missed it, we recommend watching the interviews from the full Live-stream if you'd like to learn more about ME/CFS and Long COVID. The Live stream is available on the Physics Girl channel on Youtube, and the schedule is listed in the description.
Thank you so much to everyone for helping make this happen. Dianna was so moved by how many people showed up, and she's so glad she could bring more awareness to those suffering from this disease.
