Successful End of Season: Awareness Matchday in Wiesbaden

Generiert: Eine große Menschenmenge von Fußballfans in einem Stadion. Im Vordergrund halten die Fans ein großes Banner mit der Aufschrift „AUS DEM ALLTAG GEWORFEN, ABER NIEMALS ALLEIN“ und darunter ein weiteres Banner mit dem Hashtag „#CURE ME/CFS“. Die Fans demonstrieren damit ihre Solidarität und fordern Forschung für die Krankheit ME/CFS.
© Supremus Dilectio

On May 3, 2026, Wiesbaden was the next stop for an Awareness Matchday. In the run-up to the event, the club had a wonderful gesture ready for those affected by ME/CFS and their relatives: Up to 50 people who, despite their symptoms, were able to attend the match in the stadium (particularly those with mild to moderate ME/CFS) were invited to join in the “BRITA Lounge”, largely shielded from overwhelming stimuli. The club also provided us snacks and drinks.

Before kick-off, we were once again present with an information booth, supported by volunteers. During the half-time break, Aiden from the organizing team gave a short interview on the pitch. In the stands, a banner reading “Torn from everyday life, but never alone – CURE ME/CFS” was displayed. Our banner was also allowed to be hung on the fence throughout the entire match.

A special thank you goes to the Ultras from “Supremus Dilectio“, who put up posters for us and actively collected donations for Empty Stands and ME/CFS research. We would also like to thank all volunteers, SV Wehen Wiesbaden, and especially our contact person Leonie for the wonderful support.

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