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Hello and thank you for reading our website and supporting us. FibroFlutters is a 'Patient-Led' Non-profit Community based Patient organisation that is ran by 'unpaid' Patient Volunteers and we are striving to become registered as a community interest organisation. We provide health advice and support locally, nationally and across the globe to other chronic patients and to all stakeholders within the medical healthcare industry, AIMING to provide appropriate healthcare comminications and information to all. Our Chronic illness web portal is used by many across the globe and helps us to raise awareness and educate people about varying chronic illnesses and to provide resources for patients and professionals alike. We strive to be patient / health /research /pharma advocates and work tirelessely to better the end outcoomes for patients whilst promoting patient / person centred and multi-disciplinary approaches to medical healthcare. If you like the work that we do please can help us by donating to help us keep going and to raise the funds required to register our organisation. We thank you again for supporting us. All donations will be gratiously received. Carole ~ CEO / Co-Founder on behalf of all patient volunteers at FibroFlutters

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