UK, 10x Letters Re: Daily Mail apologise and remove poll about M.E. being a genuine illness - Suggest round 2

January 15, 2010

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The Daily Mail apologise and withdraw a poll " Is M.E. a genuine illness? "

We think this is in large part due to the large number of letters sent (see

below) and calls to the newspaper, for example by Barbara , to whom

I am grateful for doing that and keeping us informed of the outcome.

I suggest that we follow this up by asking for a " Letters special " to show

their readers that this was not just a rant but the content of the

complaints.

Any letters should be sent to e-mail address

letters@...

that is letters at dailymail do co dot uk

We should be able to top the 11 they used to do one for the Lightning

Process.

If you Bcc your e-mail, or forward it to my e-mail address, we shall be

pleased to put it on our website, even if they don't choose to print it.

To read all 10 letters sent in the first round see below.

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subsequent responses, as well as to the original article, it is necessary to

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To read a letter from Dr Greensmith

and scroll down for the other 9.

(If I have missed any, or you want to add yours, please let us know)

Please do send a letter in reply if you can manage it to the e-mail address

given above as the more of us who submit one, the greater chance of at least

one getting published.

Wishing you all a happy and healthier New Year

Cheers

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