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CURRENT ISSUE:

Volume 16 - Winter/Spring 2010

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NEWSLETTER ARTICLE GUIDELINES

Many APS patients find it comforting to read other patients’ stories and find out that they are not alone in their disease. We always include at least 2 patient stories in our quarterly newsletters.

We strive to bring you the best newsletter that we can each quarter. In order to do so, we need patient stories and stories of interest from APS patients and their loved ones.

Topics can be from how APS affects you, poems you have written, tip and tricks that help you get through your day, to your favorite recipe. We are also taking book reviews of publications listed on our suggested reading page at: http://www.apsfa.org/publications.htm

Please follow our current guidelines when submitting an article:

• Send your story/article to articles@apsfa.org
• Patient stories and most articles should be approx 500-750 words long
• Articles should be written at a 5th-8th grade reading level
• Please try to include a picture when submitting a patient story
• Patient stories should read like an autobiography—generally from diagnosis to present time, but it doesn’t have to
• Please also include a title of your story

Please use previous patient stories as your guideline.  They can be found here: http://www.apsfa.org/newsletters.html

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