Jan 21, 2011

Va al gobierno de Puebla, como secretaria de Desarrollo Social

Por: Libertad Hernández

Myriam Arabián, quien desde julio de 2009 era secretaria técnica del Consejo Nacional para las Personas con Discapacidad (Conadis) deja el cargo a partir de este viernes 21 de enero. Así lo da a conocer Katia D´Artigues en su blog Mundo D del diario El Universal.

Arabian regresará al estado de Puebla, de donde es originaria y donde ha hecho parte de su carrera política, para asumir el cargo de Secretaria de Desarrollo Social a partir del 1 de febrero, en el gobierno entrante del panista Rafael Moreno Valle.

Después de año y medio, el cargo queda vacante y coincide con el impasse que se abrió con el proceso de derogación de la Ley General para las Personas con Discapacidad de 2005, con la que se creó el Conadis, y la aprobación en la Cámara de Diputados de la nueva Ley para la Inclusión y el Desarrollo de las Personas con Discapacidad.

Leer más http://www.dis-capacidad.com/nota.php?id=1329

Ni adíos digo…a los miembros del Consejo Consultivo para personas con Discapacidad, o más bien no a tod@∫ solamente a los que siempre favoreció. ELMG
México a la vanguardia en el Síndrome de Post Polio

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WHO WE ARE

WHO WE ARE

We are a non-profit civil organization legally incorporated in Mexico City, on January 8, 2004. Our main goal is to spread information on Post-Polio Syndrome by all possible means, and to offer help to any person suffering from Poliomyelitis or Post-Polio Syndrome.

Fortunately, thanks to science and medical research, we know the etiology of Post Polio Syndrome and its different pathological manifestations. This knowledge will help persons who had Poliomyelitis to make decisions to avoid or to delay the first’s signs of Post-Polio.

One of the Post-Polio Association Litaff A.C. goals is to provide information on preventive medicine through medical articles available by free downloads, organization of conferences and seminars,meditation specialized workshops and access to an excellent Cromotherapy treatment for Post-Polio Syndrome and Fibromyalgia, access to nutrition programs, etc.

One of the multiple goals of our association is to help people suffering from Poliomyelitis sequels, Chronic Fatigue or Fibromyalgia

to modify or to improve their life quality.

We base our advice on the experience of specialists and their medical recommendations. One really important goal always present in our minds is to help and support the family and friends of those who suffer from Post-Polio Syndrome, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue, because they represent a fundamental support for them. We are able to provide them with reliable information and psychological help.

We are concerned about the architectonic barriers in our cities and we’re working every day to improve and make the movements of any person with a motor incapacity easier. In this regard, we do have a good support from our authorities and from the society. Likewise, we offer some good job opportunities with flexible schedules, so every person has a chance to adapt.

We invite every poliomyelitis survivor, every person suffering from Fibromyalgia and/or Chronic Fatigue to join this association through this page, so we can share our experiences and we can also be able to extend the network of families and friends of Post-Polio Litaff A.C. through its chat room, its discussion forum and its conferences. We invite you too, of course, to benefit of all the advantages we offer.

We do consider that this Website could be a valuable media for spreading all the information gathered on Post-Polio Syndrome and, of course, an excellent way of knowing each person affected and helping each other.

This could be done in different ways: direct economical contribution, professional medical attention, or even by donations of wheel chairs, crutches, scooters, and any aid you could think of.

Any doctor who wishes to join us to help our members, any volunteer who wants to help in the activities that Post Polio Litaff A.C. Organizes every day is absolutely welcome.

Of course, we’re aware of the fact that our goals represent an incredible task. However, we do have great enthusiasm and spirit of solidarity that we are putting at the service of this noble cause, inspired by The Supreme Power that makes it All Possible.

As a Post-Polio survivor, I send this message to all those who suffered from Poliomyelitis. I really want to tell you that you are not alone, we’re numerous persons suffering from this Syndrome and, in the same way we fought the Poliomyelitis in our childhood, we’re going to get together and fight together the battle against this still unknown Syndrome. Together, we will force the world to know about it.

In case you’re already a Post-Polio Syndrome victim, the Post-Polio Association Litaff A.C. is here, so that together we can join ours forces and enthusiasm to get the necessary support.

You are all welcome to become part of the association.

“From this day, let’s try to live one day at a time without forcing ourselves to do more than our body is able to” and let’s live with a positive attitude facing forward this event that we can’t modify now. That’s why accepting it with a positive attitude will help any person suffering from it.

“The Disability Only Defines ONE Difference”

E.Liliana Marasco Garrido

President and Founder

Post-Polio Survivor in Mexico Web Page

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History of Polio

History of polio

In the early 20th century, polio was one of the most feared diseases in industrialized countries, paralysing thousands of children every year. Soon after the introduction of effective vaccines in the 1950s and 1960s however, polio was brought under control and practically eliminated as a public health problem in these countries.

It took somewhat longer for polio to be recognized as a major problem in developing countries. Lameness surveys during the 1970s revealed that the disease was also prevalent in developing countries. As a result, during the 1970s routine immunization was introduced worldwide as part of national immunization programmes, helping to control the disease in many developing countries.

In 1988, when the Global Polio Eradication Initiative began, polio paralysed more than 1000 children worldwide every day. Since then, 2.5 billion children have been immunized against polio thanks to the cooperation of more than 200 countries and 20 million volunteers, backed by an international investment of more than US$ 8 billion.

Today, polio has been eliminated from most of the world and only four countries remain endemic. In 2009, fewer than 2000 cases were reported for the entire year.

Use this interactive timeline to trace the history of polio from 1580 B.C. to the present.

1580–1350 BC

An Egyptian stele portrays a priest with a withered leg, suggesting that polio has existed for thousands of years.

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