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The unifying reality of the experience of living with an invisib is that what you can’t see can still hurt— often more than people realise.

Good mental health is more important than ever when living with Long Covid...

As we enter Black History Month, we honour the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Black communities and other people of colour.

Chronic pain can change any aspect of a person's life, from how they move, think and sleep to how they spend time with loved ones...

Including Lived Experience at its Heart. In this the fifth and final instalment of our series unpacking the principles within the Long...

The Covid-19 pandemic has left an enduring mark on countless lives across the globe. In England and Scotland alone, over 2 million people ha

In the fourth instalment of our series of Blog Posts unpacking each principle within the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, we explore the cruci

I volunteered as a social media assistant for Long Covid SOS from October 2023 to April 2024. My godmother, also a volunteer for the charity

In the third instalment of our series of Blog Posts  unpacking each principle within the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, we look at the

In the second of our Blog Posts detailing each of the ‘rights’ in our Long Covid ‘Bill of Rights’, this time we focus on the ‘the right...

The sentiment expressed in the first principle of the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, "The Right to be Believed," resonates deeply with the

As an advocacy charity, we know so many people with Long Covid are dismissed and feel isolated. We're demanding basic rights for LC people

Long Covid Awareness Day is nearly here. Those of us living with Long Covid, we are aware of it every day. It's within us, almost serpentine

Please don’t tell me I’m looking well. Of course, when I’ve prepared for you to see me, I am looking well. As an actress, it’s my job.

From November 16th to December 16th, the UK celebrates Disability History Month (UKDHM), providing a platform to explore the historical,...

I Would be Here If I Could... Is an ambitious and disruptive art project which will be traveling around the UK next year. Created by Alison

Some say that you really find out who your friends are when you become chronically ill. It’s true to some extent but friendship is still a

Throughout Pride Month we are highlighting the inclusive advocacy needed for LGBTQ+ people living with Long COVID & other chronic condions

Throughout Mental Health Awareness week we will being focusing on Long Covid Wellbeing. Living with a chronic condition such as Long Covid

I’m Joe and I’m running the London Marathon on 23rd April this year and raising money for Long Covid SOS. I’m 30 years old and live in Manch

We have received many messages of support about Charlie's challenge to trek to Everest Base Camp in aid of Long Covid SOS. Some people howe

People in Scotland fell silent today to mark a day of reflection and to remember those lost or affected by the Pandemic.

Charlie Russell is doing something amazing - climbing to Everest Base Camp with his dad and brother in aid of Long Covid SOS.

Many of us will be meeting up with friends and family over the festive season - safely if possible. Inevitably, people will be asking us h

When my daughter, Rosie (17), had a mild dose of Covid-19 in September last year, I never dreamed how fundamentally it would change her life

Last month we launched our 'Take the Plunge' campaign. You might be wondering how you can join in and help us raise funds for Long Covid SOS

To launch our charity can you Take the Plunge for LongCovidSOS? Have a sponsored splash any way you are able so we can continue to send out

There has been a very interesting decision of the Scottish Employment Tribunal that has recently ruled that an individual suffering from lon

We have been contacted by an MSc student about an ethically approved research project into chronic pain. 'Barriers and facilitators to...

The Therapies in Long Covid (TLC) Study led by the University of Birmingham in the UK (LongCovid SOS is a partner), is looking for...

Alec Finlay has been appointed to work on Scotland’s Covid memorial in the grounds of Glasgow’s Pollok Country Park. In this blog he talks

Amidst the uncertainty and life-changing symptoms of Long Covid, patients are uniting to amplify calls for recognition and further...

This article was originally posted in the BMJ Blog and this extract has been reproduced with kind permission We have heard your message...

Each of us had our own idiosyncratic version of this virus, my son and partner had a dry cough, whilst my daughter and I had initial...