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Throughout the year, we will celebrate this milestone and reflect on the tireless work and generous donations of the Committee and Association members over the years.
We are particularly grateful for the dedicated work of our Founder Elton Rogers who started this wonderful association along with early Committee members, contributors, and donors. The first meeting was held on 24 March, 1982.
Over the 40 years since then: we have provided important patient support and resources with a growing online and social media presence; met every three months to provide face to face support; and published over 160 newsletters. The wider myasthenic community has benefitted from our many donations, totalling approximately $78,000, towards equipment in various hospitals and national MG projects.
Members will receive more information about an event to celebrate our 40th anniversay in June 2022.
We’re also asking members to send in your stories and memories or share any photos that tell us a bit about the 40 years of MG NSW. Please contact us as soon as possible if you would like to contribute your stories or photos for our 40th year celebrations. We’re keen to hear from you, whether you’re a long-time or new member, so get in touch by emailing info@myasthenia.org.
For more details on membership, please see our membership page.
 Myasthenia Gravis is a condition that affects the strength and control of muscles. Click this section to find out in more detail what it is, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments and history. |
 Patient support for myasthenics and their friends and relatives. If you have just been diagnosed or you have lived with the condition for a while, it is nice to know you are not alone. Communicate with people having similar experiences with chat, bulletin board, events calendar, newsletters, lifestyle recommendations and a list of famous MG people. |
 Resources for Myasthenia Gravis. Checkout other website links, use the association library to hire a video, or read a book. See what research is available around the world. |
 Fund raising is necessary to research a cure and provide facilities for people with Myasthenia Gravis. Lend a hand through being a member, making a donation or providing sponsorship to the Australian Myasthenic Association in NSW. |
 Find out more about The Australian Myasthenic Association in NSW – who runs it and what it does. See how you can play an active part and have fun in the process. |
The Australian Myasthenic Association in NSW, Inc.
ABN. 80 022 484 682. Charitable Fundraising No 13169.